Sentence examples for but rather following from inspiring English sources

At his trial, Habré's tactic was not to defend himself, but rather, following a path well-trodden by dictators, to refuse to recognise the authority of the court.

Soon enough, there could be a parade of criminal trials that could produce new evidence that those accused of misdeeds were hardly rogues but rather following a corporate culture formed to win at all costs.

The new MacBook didn't suddenly arrive as the gleaming, super-thin laptop by accident but, rather, following years of refinement, during which time laptops, even lightweight ones, have become familiar.

The new MacBook didn't suddenly arrive as the gleaming, super-thin laptop by accident but, rather, following years of refinement, during which time laptops, even lightweight ones, have become familiar.

However, intriguingly, spine density did not decline immediately after the first appearance of a plaque, but rather following a delay of at least 4 weeks.

Surprisingly, archaeal BC sequences do not cluster together with regard to the PYC and ACC-PCC functional groups, but rather following the accepted phylogeny of Archaea.

President Barack Obama has sought to offer reassurance by saying US security services are not "rifling through the ordinary emails" of German, French or other citizens, but are rather following a "circumscribed, narrow system".

Rather, following the sad trend in publishing, he gives advice on moral questions, the kind that people could answer for themselves if they weren't so busy watching "Temptation Island".

Rather, following Olson (1997: ch. 2), most animalists insist that 'person' names only a phase sortal concept (or status concept, see Hacker 2007).

This suggests that no further increase in accuracy took place following sleep, or rather following the early pre-sleep trials.

But rather than following the fortunes of Sara, McKay focuses on minor characters whose fates until now remained tantalisingly obscure.