Sentence examples for but rather offer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morton called the diary passages "the perfect minimalist material" because they don't tell a story, but rather offer a snapshot of the Trevors' wealthy life.

The committees, whose primary mission is to prevent future misconduct, do not make a finding of guilt or innocence or impose penalties but rather offer recommendations to the court.

Most coaches recognize this, and expectations are not that a psychologist will cure an individual or team, but rather offer support when it's needed and make sure losses don't turn a single mental slip into a fixation.

Everything I speak about addresses issues that are not black and white, but rather offer many shades of gray.

"Clearly they (the females referred to in Romans 1 26) do not go into one another, but rather offer themselves to the men".- Anastasios, Early Church Father.

He told me not to answer the specific questions by reporters but rather offer simply the fact that he received a medical deferment.

Mr. Navasky said Mr. Hitchens didn't have "original theories," but rather offered "original takes" on things.

This model, therefore, is not designed for applications involving RNA folding but rather offers a stable RNA structure for studying RNA interactions with other (bio molecules.

We were not running a "contest," but rather offered three weeks of free training with the understanding that we had a budget to hire at most one person.

"I am absolutely convinced that at this moment, he (Harkat) poses no danger whatsoever to the public or to public safety in Canada, but rather offers a positive commitment to the life he has created here".

Valentine's Day The earliest track recorded for The Next Day, this has nothing to do with 14 February, but rather offers a mocking depiction of a bitter nobody who may well have "gone postal" against the more popular kids at school, couched in one of the album's most engaging pop arrangements.