Sentence examples for but rather to highlight from inspiring English sources

Anderson's version of rock is a hairy, occasionally digital beast that's designed not to get things right but, rather, to highlight tensions.

This suggestion is not meant to be defeatist, but rather to highlight our pursuit of incompatible policies to absurd ends without recognizing the incongruities.

Some of the remaining protesters said they had not set out to close the embassy, but rather to highlight the plight of Egyptian prisoners in Saudi Arabia.

Daniel Craig meanwhile, slipped into a navy Tom Ford number, the tightness of which was unlikely down to a desire to use less fabric, but rather to highlight the actor's hard-earned and high-earning physique.

The study, he said, was meant "not to pathologize an industry, but rather to highlight the fact that a minority of war journalists do get into emotional difficulties and, as such, would benefit from treatment".

As you admit, this material sought not to change the contents of the health care reform bill, but rather to highlight areas where there was bipartisan support for the biotechnology industry.

And if we don't tell people about patterns of behaviour, choosing rather to highlight "sad children", we leave the public unsighted as well.

Our objective is rather to highlight the mechanisms by which albumin might exert its potential beneficial effects in the critical care and hepatological settings.

"It's [sic] was rather to highlight injustice done by other countries we are purchasing our oil from.

It is important to point out that the main goal of this experiment was not to single out the "best" purification method, but rather to test and highlight the strengths and limitations of the top available options and provide guidelines as to what would best fit a particular study design.

Since we did not intend to replicate these results to all extent but rather want to highlight differences between methods we here only considered motifs with up to three nodes, which left a single triad, namely triads census 201 ([70], [70], see also Figure 7 and S4), i.e. the mutually connected two-path (ID = 9 in [67]).