Sentence examples for but rather make from inspiring English sources

He does not want "to study this to death", but rather make changes quickly.

In Scalia's view, we shouldn't strive for an ideal society but, rather, make do with this one, in spite of its flaws and inequalities.

In any case it has a good effect on the psyche, because I don't get depressed, but rather, make bad movies".

Proteins don't usually work in isolation, but rather make up larger complexes such as molecular machines that enable cells to communicate with each other, move cargo around in their interiors, or replicate their DNA.

It will have a flash in it, so that selfies can be taken in the dark — that will not be an LED flash, as previously reported, but rather make the screen go especially white so that it lights up the face of people in front of it.

A delirium and horror soon sets in, and Fukunaga shows that Agu's horrendous experiences do not propel him into a precocious adulthood but rather make him regress into a pre- or non-human state: a dazed survivor-killer, with neither the child's innocence nor the adult's intelligence or perspective.

Brainstorming didn't unleash the potential of the group, but rather made each individual less creative.

The tough part isn't exactly filling the space but rather making the sound seem to live.

But her daughter said the unpleasant incident did not plunge her into further despair, but rather made her angry.

He neither imitates nor ignores the Iranian visual lexicon, but rather makes it his own and expands upon it.

Centered around transforming the music industry, Rethink Music's programming does not just focus on discussing change, but rather making it happen.