Sentence examples for but rather real from inspiring English sources
These aren't perceived slights but rather real threats to both women's rights and health.
Lucy Beresford from School of Life said: "It was refreshing to see that real love still exists and isn't all about physical attraction, but rather real values such as honesty.
The theme is pointed, Mr. Wackermann said, to "add more energy and excitement behind the brand" and signal that "food is not sacred, not austere, not something we intend to put in a museum, but rather real and touchable".
In order to correspond to the morally central vantage of personal responsibility, what should be equalized are not enlightened preferences themselves, but rather real opportunities to achieve or receive a good, to the extent that it is aspired to.
Chatton holds that God's intellectual activity is not discursive or representative in any way, and that the usual objects of divine intellectual activity are not propositions, but rather real things, that is, res.
These accounts -- referred to by doctors and surgeons as "never events" -- may not be urban legend, but rather, real and ever-growing.
Pollack said that default "is not a mere 'technical' condition, but rather a real and painful event that will hurt real people," including Argentine citizens, exchange bondholders and the holdout investors.
When you watch 3D film you see the same picture as millions of people, rather real, colorful but with no freedom of choice.
The real focus of success should not be on the narrow minded agenda of 'making money,' but rather creating real and sustainable value for society and individuals too.
It should be emphasized, though, that Newton did not regard space and time as genuine substances (as are, paradigmatically, bodies and minds), but rather as real entities with their own manner of existence as necessitated by God's existence (more specifically, his omnipresence and eternality).
A. What Mansfield is talking about here is not her intimate self but rather her real self.
