Sentence examples for but rather dialogic from inspiring English sources

His instincts are not confrontational, but rather dialogic.

And that contested practices were never entirely a matter of personal professional autobiography or membership of a distinctive cultural group, but rather an opportunity to open up dialogic spaces from which both new staff and the system could benefit.

This is not a rejection of the importance of methodological concerns, but rather an insistence on the limited role of method and the priority of understanding as a dialogic, practical, situated activity.

But rather quite the opposite.

He is clear, but rather diffuse.

but rather How has it reflected society?

This is not cowardly but rather wise.

But rather than rush to the I.P.O.

Nice but rather unlikely.

But rather than sympathy, GM deserves congratulations.

Other contributions are known but rather marginally.