Sentence examples for but rather treating from inspiring English sources

Faith is not an attempt to will something into existence but rather treating hoped for and unseen things as if they were real and then acting accordingly (Tennant 1943/1989 p.1943/1989

Like something falling off the stage in the middle of a scene and not trying to avoid it but rather treating it like a gift so… it's one of my favorite bits".

Like something falling off stage in the middle of a scene and not trying to avoid it but rather treating it like a gift so… it's one of my favourite bits".

Thus, Aristotle did not treat them in On the Heavens but rather treated them in Meteorology.

The advisers say they were not involved in advancing the oil companies' interests, but rather treated the Oil Ministry as a client, the State Department official said.

It does not sensationalize lust or treat piety with condescension, but rather treats these two basic, often antithetical human impulses with respect and compassion.

But it is also a fault of this production, in which the performers too often seem not entirely to believe in these characters, but rather treat them as historical found objects.

No attempt is therefore made to address a specific type of imperfection but rather treat them all in the combined manner.

For this reason, these subsidies were not included as a variable in this study but rather treated as a constant with a value of 70% of silvicultural costs (Additional file 1: Table S1(b)).

Protective strategies to counteract the cascades leading to injury should therefore not focus on one organ or system but rather treat perinatally acquired injury globally, in which the immune system plays a key role.

Our results suggest one possible explanation for this result that people are dualists in the sense that they do not juxtapose biological and psychological explanations, but rather treat them as competing explanations, privileging one over the other depending on the context.