Sentence examples for but rather helping from inspiring English sources

Lewis said his support of Roethlisberger was not about taking sides, but, rather, helping a fellow human get through a rough time and possibly find salvation through introspection.

Dr. Edwards's motivation — his passion, in fact — was not fame or fortune but rather helping infertile women, said Barry Bavister, a retired reproductive biologist who worked with him.

But sometimes the best way to discharge that obligation isn't charity in the old-fashioned sense of handouts, but rather helping people like Ms. Jean find their own ways to support their families.

Obama made it clear in Ghana that he was not keen on hand outs, but rather helping to provide a hand up to those working towards more open societies.

His regular job involves no nuclear arms policing but rather helps industries use atomic technologies.

He said his dis-heavy tapes did not hurt, but rather helped enrich hip-hop culture.

But, he said that General Clark did not directly market the product to military officials but rather helped to guide the company's overall marketing strategy.

But the government will need to show that extra spending does not make estates more dependent on the state, but rather helps wean them off it.One answer is jobs.

And it is hard to avoid charges of inconsistency, since America has not sought punishment for worse dictators, like Jean-Claude (Baby Doc) Duvalier of Haiti or Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire, but rather helped them find graceful exits.

The wall does not seem like a foreign body, but rather helps to form a whole.

In fact, these lands have never been "abandoned", but rather help to form an integrated ecological network (Feng et al. 2016).