Sentence examples for but rather doing from inspiring English sources

Its history up to now is an example of how tech companies do not need to follow a specific pattern of moving fast and breaking things, but rather doing what works for a particular product.

Malcolm X stressed the importance of consistency and persistence -- not being selective about when and where you fought against such prejudice, but rather doing so every time and everywhere, committing "for life," as Carlos told HuffPost on Friday.

Just think... people in short-distance relationships do not spend the majority of their time talking, but rather doing things with each other.

Our principle should not be "Never negotiate with terrorists" but rather "Don't reward terrorism".

(Do not combine them but rather do it in separate batches, as the nuts take different times to become golden and fragrant).

He kept mentioning this even after his mother told The Daily News that she never worked in a factory but, rather, did piecework at home.

He said he has never used a pen and ink, but rather does his drawings with a computer mouse on a Macintosh desktop.

In the practice of normal science, the failure to solve a puzzle does not reflect badly on the paradigm but rather does so on the skill of the researcher.

So I'd like to think Justice Kennedy's message wasn't shedding judicial responsibility but rather: don't count on us to lead you, because courts aren't set up to be leaders.

A disturbing insight into the life of Andrew Morgan: The key question isn't "Can I be arsed to go to the shops?" but rather "Do I want to get anything done today?".

In return for that effort, what I want to know is not whether, like a focus group, my readers approve but rather: "Does this action or attitude seem plausible to you?