Sentence examples for but rather fed from inspiring English sources

Increasing ties to the capitalist world economy did not always lead to wage labour but rather fed the diversification of work relations.

Heavy industry exports are not sold directly to consumers but rather fed into an often complex supply chain.

Don't reduce the calorie intake suddenly, but rather feed your dog smaller portions more throughout the whole day.

"We have got rather fed up with it.

Instead of appearing drunk, he looked rather fed up with the whole caper.

He says yuck! to all the food Alfie offers him until he explains to a rather fed up Alfie that Yaks eat grass not chocolate cake!

This exciting prospect, however, elicited grimaces from some of the staff at the presentation getting rather fed up with news executives' addiction to graphics wizardry.

Still, Jamie at least found some support from a local pastor, who rather fed his messiah complex by saying "this is what we've been praying for".

And, as though that was not enough, there is a substantial sector of his own armed forces which is sympathetic to the Islamic cause, and which is also rather fed up with him.

Mrs Johnson, who was still doing laps of the little island with her dogs as The Independent departed, agreed: "We're all getting rather fed up of friends asking us whether it's wonderful here in splendid isolation.

Latin American countries are getting "rather fed up" of Argentina going on about its claims for the Falkland Islands in the south Atlantic, said Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell.