Sentence examples for but rather brought from inspiring English sources
This year's broadcast was cadaverous, a depressing slog through routines that didn't seem spruced-up but rather brought artificially and monstrously back to life.
The bombing halt achieved no breakthrough but rather brought on a period of prolonged bickering between the United States and its South Vietnamese ally about the terms and procedures to govern the talks.
In the early years of Cook's tenure, Apple did not introduce any all-new products but rather brought out new versions of previous products, such as the iPhone 4S, which contained a personal assistant program, Siri, that could respond to spoken commands and questions (2011), and the iPad Mini, a smaller version of the iPad (2012).
Cancer is not something to be glamorized; but rather brought awareness to.
The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne has revamped their rooms and given them a fresh, new look that has not compromised the brand but rather brought it up to date for their changing demographic.
One can go as far as saying that modern political/economical systems, environmental health systems and the development of modern medicine were not products of genetic design, but rather brought about by civilizations, using the human brain as a vehicle.
Gram used to say that you should never ask women to conform their figures to fashion but rather bring fashion to the figure.
We aren't acting recklessly, or operating in the gray areas, but rather bringing cases involving real frauds and misconduct and returning funds to victims.
"4000 Miles" is not the kind of theater that sweeps us into a heightened other world, but rather brings us into a rewarding intimacy with the one outside our own front doors.
"You don't want to give it an unsuitable surface, but rather bring it to its best state," said Mr. Goldrach, who spent years at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
It's occurred to me that this year's World Economic Forum is not about these issue taken separately, but rather bringing them all into one set of global, moral, and political commitments.
