Sentence examples for but rather seeking from inspiring English sources

In Germany, people were not particularly complaining about their own problems but rather seeking greater social equality in the whole crisis.

Harold Wolpert, managing director of Roundabout, echoed his colleagues at other nonprofit theaters in saying that his company was not in the business of making money, but rather seeking only to bring its work to the widest possible audience.

We have to ask ourselves why in this current culture people are seeking information not to be more illuminated... but rather seeking information to reinforce already held ideological and political beliefs.

While the editorial makes a solid case for addressing the demand for drugs at home by increasing spending on prevention and treatment programs, the real influencers are not fighting a war, but rather seeking the tools they need to raise healthy children.

It is certainly a bet worth taking.

First, we wanted to test the possibility that fish were not actually "schooling" with the model school, but rather seeking shelter with the only form of shelter available in the tank (the moving model school).

He speaks not for his nation but rather seeks to create something new and tricky and uncomfortable.

From the outset, plaintiff's counsel have urged that this lawsuit does not seek asylum, but rather seeks to vindicate a procedural right to apply for asylum.

But Mr. Patt said he did not believe that the sniper intended to divulge his true intentions with the threat, but rather sought to spread fear.

Distributed free to local radio stations, the song does not tell would-be migrants to stay or go, but rather seeks to encourage debate about the problem.

The vaccine does not prevent cancer but rather seeks to train the body's own immune system to attack the tumor.