Sentence examples for but rather caught from inspiring English sources

Pinkard relishes debunking persistent myths: champagne was not invented by a Benedictine monk named Dom Pérignon but, rather, caught on thanks to the invention and diffusion of the modern wine bottle.

Reporting mirrored the shifting narrative given by the Russian defence ministry, which initially said the convoy was not hit by an airstrike or shelling, but rather "caught fire", suggesting that rebels were to blame.

The team has good outside shooters at all five positions; especially notable is Garnett, who moved from power forward to center this season, and who rarely "posts up" near the basket in a conventional big-man sense, but rather catches the ball far from the hoop and scores most of his points with long jump shots.

Here, for example, is explainer guy from Chicago: "I think the throughline as to what qualifies is that it has credibility.... It's music that doesn't insist upon itself, but rather catches people's ears and pushes them to ask, 'Who is this?'" Peter from Oakland added, "A certain raggedness — or at least a roughness around the edges — seems to define much of what you've suggested".

The early sales of Armory Week have drawn headlines, but one particular sale, or buyer rather, caught our eye today: Leonardo DiCaprio.

Now I think the Americans have rather caught up on us and they too are producing great television.

Or rather caught in a rip tide.

I'd rather catch up on work in the evening, but I don't always have a choice.

But a lot of those will not want to play him as they would rather catch him cold at the World Championship".

"I'd rather catch bigger fish anyway".

Today's retired hall-of-famers would rather catch deals.