Sentence examples for but rather takes from inspiring English sources
It does not create state legislatures out of whole cloth, but rather takes them as they come -- as creatures born of, and constrained by, their state constitutions.
Buntin does not "have a quota" for pro bono clients, Mr. Cocke says, but rather takes them "when we feel they're worthy and feel we can do something for them".
He doesn't have anything to do with turning base metals into gold, as his name might suggest, but rather takes what men and women have concurred in finding precious and exposes its sordid underside.
As with Bleak House, one struggles to imagine a version of Ulysses set in la Ville Contemperaine, in which Leopold Bloom does not stroll from Sandycove to Phoenix Park to Eccles Street but rather takes an electric lift from floor to floor of a self-contained 600ft-skyscraper, meeting no one and seeing nothing.
Remember, it isn't actually a fabric, but rather takes up the entirety of the Universe.
It is not dependent on a piece of the washout curve, but rather takes the whole washout curve into account, resulting in a mean number of volume turnovers.
They should not pursue their own initiatives but rather take instructions from the Israeli Embassy in Washington.
I was not at all curious about who she was, but rather took her for granted at once.
The forte of the Institute is not doing short-term research, but rather taking on long-term, challenging problems.
