Sentence examples for but rather to set from inspiring English sources

That W. is not for ballast but rather to set the candidate apart from Papa.

The adherence to scholarship seems not to restrict Mr. Bilson and Mr. Gardiner stylistically but rather to set them free, allowing the soloist that ultimate musical freedom -- improvisation.

She said her goal was not to put women in ministry, but rather to "set a high standard for presenting Bible teaching.

Our intention is not to engage in root-and-branch critique, but rather to set out some points on an agenda for further work.

A further significant aspect is linked with the fact that these playgrounds were not created to establish individual units but, rather, to set up an extensive polycentric network.

"The task for us now is not to question whether action is necessary but rather to set out what we need to do and how we need to do it to deliver on the commitment made to Scotland in June".

The objective was not to calibrate the model to a particular data set, but rather to use a set of reasonable values for the key parameters.

College isn't the place to jettison tradition, but rather to see where one's set of beliefs might come in dialogue with others.

The baby reacts not to the noise itself but rather to vibrations set off by the noise.

For much of that period, it was explicitly based on Confucian ideas that, for their time, were very advanced: it is no exaggeration to suggest that China is the home of statecraft and, to this day, still possesses a very sophisticated state (albeit one that has never been directly answerable to the people but rather to a set of values, for the most part Confucian, more recently communist).

It does not refer exclusively to a physical place but, rather, to a setting in which clinicians do their best to convey to patients that "this is their time".