Sentence examples for but rather supported from inspiring English sources

"I would not want to tell" that story, he added, but rather supported "another side which wants another story," about the "incredible transformation" of the advertising, marketing and media businesses.

In this novel Joehana calls for the poor to not be despised by the rich, but rather supported and defended.

Because it is part of the child's authentic self, it must not be judged or despised but rather supported and nourished, so the child does not grow up to hate himself.

Altogether, the WHO (2010) guideline value is not contradicted, but rather supported by recent studies.

This local medical culture was not anti-laboratory-science but rather supported a characteristic way of accommodating science in clinical research and practice that blurred the boundaries between the two.

Therefore, a higher Cd accumulation in Weisuobuzhi did not affect its overall Cd tolerance, but rather supported the hypothesis that more Cd is transported into the vacuoles of Weisuobuzhi, alleviating Cd toxicity to the cytoplasm.

Her anger did not signal a request for solutions, she said, but rather support.

Our Paris correspondent, Angelique Chrisafis, reports: Francois Hollande, at his first official press conference last night, argued that the French demonstrations "were not questioning our politics, but rather supporting it".

The lack of change doesn't disprove evolution, but rather supports its null hypothesis.

The results suggest that stimulating the noradrenergic system via RBX does not influence motor performance in general, but rather supports neural circuits involved in visuomotor control of movements.

The rise of Linux, the free operating system software, is not evidence of Microsoft's vulnerability, but rather supports monopoly charges.