Sentence examples for but rather to explain from inspiring English sources

"She didn't want to constantly forbid things, but rather to explain, even though he was very small," she said.

However, the question here is not to account for vowel systems but rather to explain certain characteristics of the speech production system.

Our goal is not to provide definitive descriptions of all elements of population-based medical research, but rather to explain the rudiments of the science of epidemiology and create a context in which topics presented in subsequent chapters can be understood.

This was based on the rule that it is not the office of the innuendo to set out facts, but rather to explain what is ambiguous, or to state a conclusion which, to be effective, must be supported by averments, definitions, references, or other facts alleged in traversable form in inducement and colloquium.

Inspired by the social theories of Émile Durkheim and the psychological theories of Wilhelm Wundt and others, the ultimate aim was no longer to discover the primitive origins of Western customs but rather to explain the purposes that were served by particular institutions or religious beliefs and practices.

To say that all things have three inherent natures is not to take back the Great Vehicle's denial of inherent natures, but rather to explain it.

Realist evaluation goes beyond simply asking whether the programme works but rather seeks to explain what works, for whom, and in what circumstances.

What is distinctive of Hume and Smith is that although they occasionally use the term 'moral sense', they do not take it to be a primitive, innate capacity, but rather aim to explain its workings in terms of more basic mechanisms, in particular what they call 'sympathy'sympathy

Indeed, it is remarkable that CG-content ranges from as low as 0.22 to as high as 0.77 and the relevant biological question, in my opinion, is not whether to use S or H or whatever other derived statistic, but rather trying to explain why GC-content varies so much in bacterial genomes.

How one attitude can do this is not clear; the theoretical grasp we have on Feldman's supposed sui generis (of a kind of its own) attitude seems not to clarify the unity of pleasure it is supposed to explain, but rather to be parasitic on whatever grasp we pretheoretically had on this.

However it is important to indicate that, our primary purpose for this study was not to explain but rather to merely document these differences.