Sentence examples for but rather move from inspiring English sources

The individual starlings do not spread, but rather move as an intelligent flock, feinting away from diving birds of prey.

He also said he would no longer hold the show at Navy Pier, but rather move it to a temporary exhibition space, a 125,000-square-foot tent, in downtown Chicago.

Camera tracking shots do not swoop but rather move in direct lines forwards and back and side to side.

What she meant: totally immersive games that aim to created a perfectly simulated reality that players can get lost in are becoming less interesting to today's young gamer, who doesn't want to be tethered to a screen, but rather move fluidly between the spaces of game and reality.

This suggests that OA chondrocytes in primary culture show fewer signs of dedifferentiation but rather move towards a more hypertrophic phenotype, which might limit their use for tissue engineering.

That approach means no unilateral concessions or moves but rather moving forward in lock step.

As always, Willie Shaw did not become bitter, but rather moved on to the next stop.

And of course too, these people aren't directionless but rather moving very purposefully with clear destinations in mind and actions to be completed.

It doesn't bank, but rather moves the front of its body, and only during the part of the undulation when the head is pointed in the direction of the turn.

This suggests a migration scenario in which an immigrant does not necessarily sort immediately upon arrival into the U.S., but rather moves after a brief period.

Before the 19th century AD Russian settlement and colonisation, Kazakhs did not provide supplementary fodder for their animals, but rather moved between ecological zones to seasonal pastures (Kerven et al. 1996).