Sentence examples for but rather highly from inspiring English sources

Although dance steps occasionally surface, the overall result is not dancing but rather highly ceremonial.

This process is not random but rather, highly stereotyped and specific.

The skills set they nominate is often not a generic set but rather highly specific for their particular industry.

In line with the recognition that tumors are not merely masses of proliferating cancer cells but rather, highly complex tissues consisting of a dynamic extracellular matrix together with stromal, immune and endothelial cells, significant efforts have been made to better recapitulate the tumor microenvironment in 3D.

The costume design in this film is also smart (we are actually living in an age of particularly lucid costume design, and by this I don't necessarily mean grand, nor even stylish, but rather, highly poetic).

These estimates do not likely represent extraordinarily high functional diversity of the encoded proteome but rather highly redundant genomes as evidenced by high gene copy numbers documented for various dinoflagellate species.

For if, as Chomsky maintains, mastery of language involves knowledge of rules stated in terms of sentences' syntactic properties, and if those properties are not so to speak 'present' in the data, but are rather highly abstract and 'unobservable,' then it becomes hard to see how children could possibly acquire knowledge of the rules concerning them.

Based on a longitudinal ethnographic study conducted in Pelotas, Brazil, with young people over the course of 10 years, our study found that young women who became teenage parents did not lack medical knowledge but were, rather, highly medicalised.

Our own Leena Rao (and TC alumnus Greg Kumparak) thought rather highly of it, but it's been over a year since then and the team behind it has had a change of heart.

"Carbon dioxide is not a pollutant," the resolution said, "but rather a highly beneficial ingredient for all plant life".

This was not a death squad rabble, but rather a highly structured and effective dirty war in which the Americans were closely involved.