Sentence examples for but rather good from inspiring English sources
He does not advocate belief, but rather good judgment.
"They just feel like they've had something different but rather good".
When I used the term "violence," I meant not thuggishness or fighting but rather good, honest wreckage.
It is not really a new model but rather good old privatisation – although with the potential for the taxpayer to benefit if the business does well.
This means jettisoning the idea of overwhelming force in favor of small units that are not "elite" but rather "good enough" to tangle with terrorist teams.
This doesn't make them bad people, but rather good businessmen.
Most of the young people are not angry but, rather good-naturedly eager to match their collective strength against the limits of state power.
For Lyle Stevens, the co-founder and CEO, the emphasis on democratized influence isn't just about opening marketing to everyone, but rather just good business.
It might not be the case that one character is purely good, but rather that good is lurking in that person, and the story is about whether the good gets to emerge.
Financial magazines Fortune, Money, and Wealth a cable-news network, CNN, and even The Economist (Economist.com) seem to be banking on this trend.Clearly, generic terms can become robust brands as people associate them with valuable products and services, because what builds a brand in the mind of a customer is not a good name but rather a good experience.
