Sentence examples for but rather focus from inspiring English sources
But con artists do not adjust their stories to the current culture and public feeling but rather focus on their potential targeted audiences.
Most plots are unmarked, in keeping with the belief that one should not celebrate the secular but rather focus on the spiritual.
But I have learned that the best approach is not to focus on my emotions but rather focus on the employee during the difficult discussion.
The Internet ravings of the accused gunman, Jared L. Loughner, have nothing to do with politics as understood by sane people, but rather focus on obsessions such as mind control through the teaching of grammar.
"This assignment for the Postal Service grew out of many things we talked about on the Web site," Mr. Blamer said, like advice from Steven Novick, vice chairman and chief creative officer at Grey Global, to not "make the product the hero" but rather focus on people; to "watch the flag-waving"; and to avoid giving worried, distracted consumers "an overproduced piece of advertising".
Here, we do not consider the general broadcast capacity region but rather focus on maximizing the bottleneck link rates.
The panel did not assess the potential benefits of animal biotechnology but rather focused on the risks and their relative importance.
Riders like Hugo Peña "work" for Armstrong; they are not attempting to win the race themselves but, rather, focussing on preventing another team from defeating Armstrong.
So despite heading into the break with the best record in MLS, nobody is resting on what has been done but rather focusing on what is ahead.
Sitting in his living room, General Valdivia, now a university professor, said his troops did not harm civilians, but rather focused on the elusive enemy.
