Sentence examples for but rather part of from inspiring English sources

For analytical organizations, analyses are not isolated projects, but rather part of a process.

Extension shouldn't be an appendix, but rather part of our mainstream.

Experts said such incidents are not isolated, but rather part of an emerging national trend.

The students have enjoyed the experience and they do not feel isolated, but rather part of a whole.

Rebelling and fitting in are not quite incompatible in this film's view, but rather part of the endless tension between self-assertion and social harmony.

Still, researchers say the setbacks should not be surprising or discouraging but rather part of an effort to learn what makes cancer tick.

The photographing of prisoners, both in Afghanistan and in Iraq, seems to have been not random but, rather, part of the dehumanizing interrogation process.

To Commoner, these were not individual problems but rather parts of the same problem: American production choices were flawed.

The project will not include the historical buildings themselves, but rather parts of the public realms, waterfront space, the parking area and Pier One, a two-story, 46,000-square-foot pier.

But with Holocaust memoirs, no story is entirely one's own, but is rather part of a collective act of memory and solidarity.

It was not the only novel of the time to contemplate an invasion from a 'foreign' force, but was rather part of a bigger movement.