Sentence examples for but rather painted from inspiring English sources
Not leather at all but rather painted knits.
Detailed analysis of the various spectral bands of the spectral image cube along with visual inspection of the large scale colour image showed that the map was not fully planned at the beginning but rather painted in stages, at times by trial and error and that it was unfinished.
The play is wise not to impose itself too seriously as a drama of triumph over addiction, but rather paints a modest and endearing portrait of friendship and human weakness.
I believe most painters, myself included, would rather paint from life, but the convenience of pictures can't be denied.
Sargent had given up portraits – telling one prospective client that he would rather paint her garden gate than her face – but was tempted back to make a 70th birthday portrait of James in 1913.
And what picture book illustrator wouldn't rather paint one?
Ms. Tremain is unable to inhabit her spirits; she rather paints them on.
Imagine Jackson Pollock deciding he'd rather paint like Vermeer, and you'll have an idea of just how dramatic the change is.
I would rather paint like the old masters and be unpopular.
I'd rather paint an image (a cold winter day and a dirty exhaust pipe) and then give you a catchy name to go with it, like, "Idling".
