Sentence examples for but rather even from inspiring English sources

I'd say he is made not so much of the right stuff but rather "even better stuff," he adds.

This supports the statement that this product group of multiple combinations does not contribute to the increased use on a population level, but rather even counteracts higher overall consumption.

The real question isn't "What can Microsoft do to fix their Windows product?" but rather "Even If Windows and Office were perfect, would it be enough to keep Microsoft relevant in the medium term?" I think the answer to that latter question might be "nope".

Verde2 did not interfere with star formation by Verde1 but rather even promoted it (Table S4).

In "Women and Veils II," a new group work set to music by Michael Keck and Zakir Hussein, Ms. Cohen delicately withdraws one dancer and then another for solos and duets in a long, handsomely plotted but rather even-paced ritual for a community.

Note, this isn't saying anyone should be barred from access to knowledge or learning, but rather that even with access, even free access given by technology, not "everyone's super".

Even more surprisingly, radio-metabolic pulse-chase assays show that Ig folding, assembly and secretion are not compromised, but rather are even upgraded in the absence of autophagy, resulting in higher Ig production.

This is not to say that the political crisis that unites and separates them is likely to be resolved any time soon, but rather that, even in the midst of that crisis, it is more than just politics that needs to be seen and understood.

Gillespie's flashy camera moves on and off the ice, his slick and rapid editing tricks, and his intercutting of interviews and asides don't provide perspective but rather amusement, even diversion, distracting from what's actually a crucial and anguished subject of the movie, the abuse that Tonya endures.

The Ritz Carlton isn't so much glitzy in the typical resort sense, but rather feels even more luxurious by not flaunting its ostentation.

Palestinian chatter in the media and society is already predicting that the truce will not result in long term tranquility, but rather an even more brutal and fierce military confrontation.