Sentence examples for but rather directly from inspiring English sources

Shankara in his philosophy starts not with logical analysis from the empirical world but rather directly with the Absolute (brahman).

In the resulting theory, scale is not a fixed quantity independent of deformation, but rather directly dependent on the global deformation field.

By contrast, the bootstrapping that tort law refuses is of the essence of contract and underwritten by the fact that contractual promisors, in contrast to those who make representations for purposes of tort law, intend not just to convey information but rather, directly though the self-same intentions, to assume obligations.

This cascade is not involved in the phytohormone-related signaling pathways, but rather directly impacts transcription factors for defense responses.

This finding suggests that M1 involvement is not exclusively linked with the use of the internal strategy but rather directly with the process of mental rotation.

Indeed the T lymphocytes obtained from a pancreatic cancer patient did not recognize an MUC1 peptide presented by an MHC molecule, but rather, directly, the hypoglycosylated core of MUC1.

Thus, our data suggest that poly(I C -induced cell death I C -induced-deficellt epithelial cells is indeathdent of Tnf-R1 or in-28R signalling but is rather directly mediated via the TLR3-Rip kinase1/3 pathway.

The Academy has certainly recognized achievement in Israeli film, but generally when those films rather directly tackle the conflict.

For Dovzhenko, transcendent and rhapsodic emotion were not in contradiction to a documentary-like devotion to the material specifics of his locations, but, rather, emerged directly from it.

The Senate thus ceased to be an instrument of government and became an imperial peerage, largely composed of men who were not qualified by election to the quaestorship but rather were directly ennobled by the emperor.

This is not a CPU intended for the causal use, but rather aim directly at the gaming market.