Sentence examples for but rather intricately from inspiring English sources

In reality, it is my role as a physician that has enabled me to recognize that clinical research and fundamental research in disease prevention are not separate paths, but rather intricately and necessarily connected approaches to achieving health.

The brain does not simply grow, but rather develops in an intricately orchestrated sequence of stages.

But rather quite the opposite.

Nice but rather unlikely.

It's not merely an afterthought but very intricately intertwined with the drama.

Topthorn is not a real horse, of course, but an intricately constructed puppet in the hit West End play "War Horse".

Thus he revived an international Old Slavonic with its Cyrillic grammar and written form but more intricately interwoven with the Greek rhetorical and emphatic style.

Interestingly, highly variant interactions are fewer and more distinctive as they include drugs and their structural analogs belonging to the same class but performing intricately different functions.

By contrast, bacterial and archaeal sequences did not form two separated monophyletic groups but appeared intricately mixed, suggesting that HGT occurred between these two domains of life.

Hence, allocation of resources is not a value free exercise but is intricately linked with needs assessment, political pressures and even donor wishes[ 8, 11].

In "The Silence," however, he doesn't do anything so simple as putting his heart upon his sleeve; rather, he elaborates intricately intertwined layers of conflicting artistic strategies, contradictory personal obsessions, and troubled intellectual processes behind such self-revelation.