Sentence examples for but rather extend from inspiring English sources

The cubes are not closed, but rather extend in projecting rods, like the frayed edges of fabric, suggesting the network might continue to grow.

In conclusion, we can confirm that our findings do not differ very much from previous observations [8, 9], but rather extend them.

In both of these mutants, sema2b axons exit at multiple points in their trajectory; some cross the midline and then exit, others exit while extending longitudinally, and still others do not cross the midline but, rather, extend directly away from the midline [Figure 5G, H].

It is thus clear that the lowest energy absorptions are not isolated within the cumulene-based π system, but rather extend over the entire oxaphosphole unit.

Naturally, this fundamental idea may not be limited to tasks involving operant contingencies, but rather extend to conditions that require extensive interactions with stimuli.

Contrary to the situation described for hand washing (exposure times of a few seconds), these environmental toxic exposures are not temporal, but rather extend over the entire lifespan of aquatic and terrestrial organisms and across multiple generations.

The thoughtful stylishness of Mr. Pawlikowski's direction doesn't cheapen or aestheticize Tanya's plight but rather extends to her the dignity and compassion that only art can confer.

We should be friends, like for real!' … imagine that they can suspend the adult world and just reach, shoulder against the screen, an arm into the computer and have it somehow emerge out of your screen, into your life, in a manner that is not reaching or grasping, but rather extending and giving, not freakish and bizarre, but surprising and wonderful.

Comparing to the company's mission to an airplane's flight path, Armstrong said selling to Verizon was not changing direction but, rather, "extending the tarmac".

It seems as though the moral laxity of the cabaret and the bedroom were not so restricted, but rather extended to a certain moral laxity within the corporation and the boardroom as well.

Cochleotopic preference is thus by no means limited to the auditory core or belt but rather extends to the higher-order auditory regions within the temporal lobe, as far as the multisensory cortex in STS/MTG, extending at least to auditory parabelt areas.