Sentence examples for but rather from from inspiring English sources
Amulya's wife doesn't suffer from Tourette's syndrome, but rather from something none of the characters understand.
Objections won't come from Olympic officials, but rather from his team's corporate sponsor, Nike.
It didn't liberate you from some particular old ideas, but rather from the hypnotism of the entire order of things".
For its rarity stems not from its lack of success, but rather from the continued need for pragmatism over dogmatism.
This new safety comes not from regulatory micromanagement but rather from the creation of additional safe interest-bearing assets.
(Mr. Kerry was not running late in returning from a campaign stop but rather from his vacation home in Nantucket).
Hume claims that moral distinctions are not derived from reason but rather from sentiment.
The bulk of this drop does not come from controlling for income, but rather from restricting the sample size.
Each output does not contain information from all the data cube but rather from just two adjacent channels.
In other words, disruption is not going to come from lawyers, but rather from entrepreneurs.
The Hub wasn't built via hardware partner, but rather from the ground up.
