Sentence examples for but rather in from inspiring English sources

I don't find him despicable but, rather, in an earlier parlance, unevolved.

Conflicts do not end in mediation or fights, but rather in mob action or guns.

("We didn't coincide in time but, rather, in place," Marías said).

This does not happen in one conversation, but rather in many conversations as our children grow.

They "had given their lives not for Stalin but rather in fighting Hitler," he said.

The real enemy was not in Moscow, but rather in Washington.

Not in the sense of slow or stupid, but, rather, in the sense of reversing direction.

It's not interested in what they are like, but rather in who they are.

The answer is not expected to come by Labor Day, but rather in the final weeks of September.

Nor were they found in the promoter regions of genes, but rather in the transcribed parts of the genes themselves.

"Midsummer" will not be set in any particular time or period, "but rather in its own world," Ms. Taymor said.