Sentence examples for but rather hope from inspiring English sources

"I think the opposite of evil is not good," he says, "but rather, hope".

This was a perilous and arduous journey, but no despair was seen in sight, but rather hope filled the air.

We are no longer concerned with proving, yet once again, the health benefits of physical activity but rather hope to provide useful models for implementation of intervention programs at the community level.

Gap won't point you in a direction, but rather hopes to corral you when lost.

Unlike the Pilgrims, the Puritans did not desire to "separate" themselves from the Church of England but, rather, hoped by their example to reform it.

Mr. Romney is not trying to build suspense around the formal announcement of a candidacy, but rather hoping to show his strength through fund-raising.

I wasn't trying to sell them on anything but rather hoping for an initial conversation.

The BBC does not see Micro Bit as a rival to similar computing devices such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Galileo and Kano, but rather hopes it will act as a "springboard" to these more complex machines.

No insult or anything, but I rather hope we don't meet again.

I have no idea if it's a crime to tweet someone's numberplate and encourage derision, but I rather hope it is.

"There is a risk it may be elevated to a position it maybe doesn't deserve in the sense that every single thing that happens to a football player anywhere in England is going to be discussed in terms of a code of conduct, but I rather hope it won't quite come to those proportions.