Sentence examples for but rather look from inspiring English sources
I would not organize this list around making the United States unexceptional, but rather look at it as gutting our very essence.
The book's central question — "What had it taken to explore, let alone settle, this terrible emptiness?" — is approached with erratic rigor, leaving Edmond reminding us of one of his other doubles: "one of those extroverts who do not brood overmuch on their fate but rather look upon life as a series of opportunities in which to shine forth as the unique individuals they are".
The keys are not flat either, but rather look to have the classic sloped shaping so beloved of former CrackBerry addicts.
He also discussed the threat that increasingly capable AI poses to (human) jobs, arguing that we should not try to predict what will happen in the future but rather look at immediate problems.
Within our company, we do not often look to fulfill a particular position but rather look to hire individuals with a relevant set of scientific skills and, just as important, the personal attributes needed to blossom in a career in environmental consulting.
"But rather look to your own acts, to what you have done and left undone".
Robert's father was successful in business in the 1920s and 30s, but rather looked down upon by the "aristocracy" of the army and the Indian civil service.
The quarterback does not read through a progression of receivers, as is customary, but rather looks for an open space in the defense.
In recent years, though his face has grown more lined and he has gained weight, he still does not look seventy-five but, rather, looks lived-in — at ease in an old brown cardigan and a woollen shirt.
This led to several front-page stories about Bremer's travels, completing a portrait of a madman not singling out Wallace but rather looking for any presidential candidate to shoot.
