Sentence examples for but rather subsists from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, it does not exist outside the proposition that expresses it, but it cannot be confused with the proposition, since it has a distinct "objectity" of its own (it does not exist, but rather "subsists" or "insists").

Namely, the tumor cells do not exist in isolation but rather subsist in a rich microenvironment provided by resident fibroblasts, endothelial cells, pericytes, leukocytes, and ECM components.

But rather quite the opposite.

Nice but rather unlikely.

Hence we are compelled to start public works that will generate some income immediately and enable people to feed themselves rather than subsist on food doles.

And most importantly, when toddlers move beyond baby food, they'll have no problem eating complex healthy foods, rather than subsisting off Cheerios and mac and cheese.

Interestingly, the startup has not previously raised venture capital, but has instead subsisted on dollars won from startup competitions, which currently amounts to around $500,000.

But the family is subsisting rather than living.

But he subsists on a shaky network.

But Chechnya subsists on huge subsidies from Moscow that are not publicly accounted for, he said.

Her organization receives a small amount of money from the federal government, but it subsists mostly on donations.