Sentence examples for but rather poses from inspiring English sources

His sense of horror and anguish are existential; the defilement of life in the presence of such monstrous pleasures doesn't leave him out of the question but, rather, poses the very splendor of his own cinematic imagination as a subject and sign of crisis.

In this regard, it must be emphasized that multiscaling is not about sophistication but rather poses a different challenge, that of the model integration.

Nurses did not identify additional strain or tasks from this, but rather, posed it as a potential challenge.

It all rather poses the question: what happened?

In contrast to previous studies (Bitomsky and Wade 1999; Lortat-Jacob et al. 2002), we did not find the perpendicular binding pose to dimeric IL-8 to be well clustered and highly scored but rather a pose agreeing with the horseshoe-like model (Spillmann et al. 1998), where two GAGs in the calculated binding pose could be connected with a spacer, which does not interact with IL-8.

A bachelor's role at this stage was not to give a literal explanation of this work but rather to pose and solve questions of his own on topics that paralleled subject "distinctions" in Lombard.

Deciding not to do any interviews, but rather just pose for photographers and video crews, Tebow had no idea that the real fan mob would descend once he stepped foot inside the party.

But he was also rather pose-happy, striking and holding dramatic figures, his arms raised and angled, his body arced back as if trying to escape his pelvis.

Like she needs it!" I don't know what Kim Kardashian needs or does not need, but I do know that I would rather pose for pictures where I was compensated and had a choice than have photos stolen from me and published without my consent.

But aside form this being a vaguely interesting aside, it does rather pose a question for Spotify.

Around 6 15 p.m., the attendees were asked whether they wanted 15 more minutes of questions or would rather pose for photographs.