Sentence examples for but rather notes from inspiring English sources

In an unusual move the ticket discount flyer for "Chinglish" does not describe the play or even include its title on the cover, but rather notes that, in 2007, Mr. Richards and his business partner, Jerry Frankel, "discovered a gem of a play in Chicago and brought it to Broadway".

(Does Hannah have the right to write about her roommate Marnie's love life especially in a diary that Hannah asserts is "not a notebook" but, rather, "notes for a book"?) Dunham also opens a reflexive Heisenbergian trap door under Hannah by readying her to sleep with her boss for the sake of being able to write about it.

I am not speaking of being "for" or "against" the war but rather noting that the majority of us just don't care.

Interestingly, Raup did not espouse the idea of a single task (such as hydrodynamic efficiency) dominating fitness, but rather noted that multiple tasks might be at play [ 26].

In contrast to a recent report demonstrating that artificially overexpressed CENP-A relies on DAXX/ATRX to associate at ectopic locations, we were unable to conclude that there was specific enrichment exclusive to the ectopic CENP-A fraction, but rather noted both centromeric and ectopic CENP-A fractions associated with these transcription-coupled chaperones.

Because the study was unfunded, the interviews were not audio-recorded and then transcribed, but rather detailed notes of responses were taken during the interview and returned to participants for verification.

She finds it engrossing but rather one note.

— but rather to note how high the bar has been raised when it comes to Beatles-related obsessive-compulsiveness.

But rather than note this poor performance, Hockey instead argued that "with the higher wages comes greater prosperity".

He goes so far as to add at the end of the book an unnecessary but rather charming note on his use of language.

That is not to imply that Mr. Lutz lacks for acting talent or broader ambition but rather to note just how far an actor can go by adhering to the simple example set forth by Mr. Wahlberg — the School of Marky Mark, if you will.