Sentence examples for but rather seen from inspiring English sources

As Pingdom rightly points out, though, many site owners integrate Google+ to boost their search engine rankings and "this might inflate the numbers a bit since they are not necessarily connected to Google+ from the perspective of the site owners, but rather seen as a means to influence SERP".

Ownership is not seen as shameful, but rather, seen as an opportunity to practice having good character.

Therefore, these two phenomena should not be separated but rather seen as a sequence of incidents.

Safety Office, "but rather see it as being consistent with the five-year trend of things just getting worse".

Police do not generally target drug addicts, but rather see the main game as busting the drug producers.

The Catholic church does not espouse "individualism" but rather sees it as an error as destructive as collectivism.

Unlike other Asian countries, Korea did not experience Christianity's arrival with Western imperialism but rather saw that faith as reinforcing Korean nationalism against Japanese imperialism from 1910 to 1945.

"Chamberlain and the Tories were not too scared to confront the Nazis, but rather saw it as being in British interests to negotiate".

Marx did not champion the idea of the mutual constitution of state and economy but, rather, saw the political structure of a society as growing out of, legitimating, and obscuring the exploitation upon which an economic order is based.

Coppola's radicalism has always been that of immediate experience; she doesn't shatter the surfaces of perception as do filmmakers as varied as Terrence Malick, Spike Lee, and Josephine Decker but, rather, sees depths reflected in surfaces.

There are those who might contend that knowing a second country means precisely not simply choosing what you want, as if the place were a box of chocolates, but rather seeing it clearly, dispassionately and fully.