Sentence examples for but rather makes from inspiring English sources

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

And while a travel adviser at MyLittleSwans is available 24/7 via e-mail and phone, the site doesn't handle bookings, but rather makes referrals.

Still, he said, the initiative does not finance religion but rather makes it easier for religious groups to navigate cumbersome federal regulations to apply for grants.

A blogger and editor at Fortune Magazine, he does not come down firmly on the side of either geoengineering or carbon capture from ambient air, but rather makes the sensible point that what we have tried so far, limiting carbon dioxide emissions, is not working very well.

Just as Putin no longer fills prison camps with countless "enemies of the people," as Stalin did, but, rather, makes a chilling example of a famous few, like the businessman Mikhail Khodorkovsky or the group Pussy Riot, his propagandists have taken their cue from foreign forms: magazine shows, shout-fests, game shows, and reality shows.

This conversion is not a direct normalization, but rather makes use of dedicated utility functions to place the value on this scale.

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

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

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.

In any event it worked like a charm in Greece, repelling not Communist invader but, rather, making possible a home-grown putsch by a clique of military officers.