Sentence examples for but rather respecting from inspiring English sources

"As I passed alongside it," he said, "I prayed for a future in which the peoples of the Holy Land can live together in peace and harmony without the need for such instruments of security and separation, but rather respecting and trusting one another and renouncing all forms of violence and aggression".

The Department of Homeland Security, with its contractors and test holes, will never understand that the borderlands represent an in-between-ness that should be not fenced off but, rather, respected.

Because putting art there has been frowned upon by those who believe Central Park is a work of art in itself, the Public Art Fund asked five artists to come up with works that would not offend but rather respect the landscape.

In fact, they rather respect that," he says.

So he quickly gives up, shrugs and says: "Yeah, I do," which I rather respect.

But rather than respecting it as the inevitable human ailment, he seeks to be cured of it by making it an attribute of a God who he then embraces.

To apologize is not to admit culpability but rather to respect the public's sense of woundedness.

But rather than respect Congress Article I-88 exclusive constitutional authority over trade, executive branch negotiators have proceeded to agree to the very terms many in Congress opposed.

Wollstonecraft's Mrs. Mason takes Mary and Caroline out into the world in order to instruct them their very first lesson is a nature walk that teaches them not to torture but rather to respect animals as part of God's creation.

When coming to Thailand, one of the first signs you see upon passing through immigration at Suvarnabhumi Airport implores visitors to not appropriate Buddhism, but rather to respect the religion as part of Thai culture.

Recognizing species differences need not mean asserting superiority but rather acknowledging and respecting otherness.