Sentence examples for but rather ideal from inspiring English sources

Along the way, he created an impression that he and his ilk were not tourists, but rather ideal American travelers, engaged and sensitive, "desirous of everything at the same time," as he wrote in "On the Road".

The figure shows real data, but a rather ideal case.

Any cut-off point to define high-rent status is arbitrary: "HRC" is not a discrete empirical category but rather an ideal type which countries tend to approach as their per capita rents increase.

Qandil describes himself as a supporter of Nasserism, which he defines not as a political affiliation, but rather an ideal of "social justice" and "national liberation" that "goes beyond generation and class".

The landscape in the painting is not the actual landscape as it appears at Lander's Peak, but rather an ideal landscape based on nature, altered by Bierstadt for dramatic effect.

Based on our reading, we do not think the main contributions of this paper are the bulleted items in the introduction, but rather the ideal platform requirements on page six.

This demonstrates that there may not be a single optimal dose of RSV, but rather the ideal dose may vary depending on the target outcome measures, which is not uncommon for various drugs.

This demonstrates that there may not be a single optimal dose of resveratrol, but rather the ideal dose may vary depending on the target outcome measures, which is not uncommon for various drugs (e.g., low vs. high dosages of corticosteroids to induce anti-inflammatory vs. immunosuppressive responses [ 50]).

Simply supported or clamped boundary conditions are rather ideal situations difficult to satisfy from a physical viewpoint.

Therefore, it is more reasonable to apply the proposed method as a complementary approach just to recognize noisy and non-ideal iris images and leave rather ideal images to traditional iris recognition methods.

Her Joe Gillis, Will Ray, is rather ideal as well.