Sentence examples for but rather thought from inspiring English sources

In order no longer to be divided and opposed, but rather thought through and articulated in all their complexity, these oppositions call upon an ethical mode of questioning.

Jason Phillips, a research associate in OSU's College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences and co-author of the study, said he did not expect to find high levels of radiation in the fish, but rather thought it would be a way to track the migratory patterns of the albacore.

Lamarck's concept of evolution was limited in scope: in particular, he did not believe in extinction of species but rather thought that species are gradually transformed into other species via phyletic modification.

Or 'controlled freedom'?" To be clear, metamodernism doesn't prescribe such reconstructions as specific political solutions, but rather thought-experiments that aim to push us away from entrenched ideologies.

Unlike some, I found it neither boring nor damaging, but rather, thought-provoking.

MBCT emphasizes acceptance rather than change strategies and offers no training in changing the content of thinking but rather seeing thoughts as thoughts rather than as reflections of reality (meta-cognitive awareness) [ 6].

The obstacle to blame that Watson is describing here is not the thought that Harris might not be blameworthy (though he might not be), but rather the thought expressed well by the common thought that "There but for the grace of God go I".

I would get down on my knees and pray that this won't impact on the election, which is nothing to do with Ed becoming PM but rather the thought that anybody believes anything Brand says.

In this case, however, the denotation of the sentence 'Mark Twain wrote Huckleberry Finn' is not a truth value but rather a thought.

Yet he insisted that we know that the soul is distinct from the body not by means of any direct insight into the nature of thought, but rather by seeing that thought is not contained in the idea of matter.

With no thought of interpreting the poetry of Yeats, but rather with the thought that photographing of the kinds of people, places, and subjects that inhabited his verse could well make a book, and myself possibly a living.