Sentence examples for but rather engaged from inspiring English sources
First, the IRS did not engage in any technical analysis that goes to its particular expertise, but rather engaged in mundane statutory interpretation.
Others claim Jesus as their founder, when the fact that he didn't present his teachings in anything like a systematic form, but rather engaged with existing Jewish teaching, implies otherwise.
It would later become clear that Ellefsen never owned the ship but rather engaged in a pro-forma sale on behalf of Imlay.
Though the places are real, you will not be led to the best local beer, but rather engaged in conversation until you find your own heart.
"We told the judge that we were not alienated citizens, but rather engaged citizens," my friend Carmen Trotta of the St.
As Trump moves from populism to policy, liberals should not turn away in disgust and despair, but rather engage with Trumpism's positive potential.
Pentagon officials said the unit will not necessarily provide prison guards but rather engage in a number of detention-related operations, such as securing the area around a prison compound or transporting detainees from one prison to another.
The root metaphors of decolonization (equity, emancipation, sovereignty, and balance) help to define a pedagogy that makes no claim to political neutrality but rather engages a method of analysis and social inquiry that troubles the capitalist-imperialist aims of unfettered competition, accumulation, and exploitation.
The Muslim community's response to the hearings on radicalization within our community – much like the response of many communities to internal problems – hasn't been one of taking ownership of our problems, but rather engaging in a strategy of deflection.
In CR, learners do not produce language but rather engage in tasks to become aware of specific linguistic features and, ultimately, the way language works (Thornbury, 2001).
This is a play that is not meant to please the aesthetic nature or tickle the funny bone, but rather engage the intellect.
