Sentence examples for but rather bears from inspiring English sources

Verner first argues that this seal is not inscribed with Shepseskare's name but rather bears traces of a Horus name which could equally well be that of Djedkare Isesi.

This moderate extension of the portals is not expected to increase significantly toxicity of radiotherapy but rather bears the potential to further lower locoregional relapse rates of irradiation.

When that urge is felt the woman shouldn't tense up but rather bear down and embrace it.

Dendritic spines are not rigid structures but rather bear a strong potential for morphological plasticity, thus enabling neurons to modify their synaptic interconnections, the correlates of learning and memory [ 36].

Original sin is for him not real sin, but rather it bears this name only insofar as it has its origin in Adam's sin and insofar as it displeases God (RW IV, 47 f).

We were concerned that they would be widely misunderstood – as Kizbot's query rather bears out – and that people would think they had little choice but to accept them, leading to sloppy policing.

And it rather bears out some of the evidence found in the Guardian's July poll.

However, in many cases (notably in environmental policy), some of these costs and benefits are not privately but rather socially borne or enjoyed.

The PA's original role, outlined in Oslo, was not to act as a transitional or democratic government for the Palestinians, but rather to bear responsibility for the facets of the occupation Israel couldn't or wouldn't deal with, explained Rashid Khalidi, a prominent Palestinian academic and an editor of Journal of Palestine Studies.

"But just occasionally I'd rather bore everyone to death and win 1-0".

For who would bear the whips and scorns of time but that the dread of something after death makes us rather bear those ills we have than fly to others we know not of.