Sentence examples for but rather trusted from inspiring English sources

After the Liberation, the editors decided to continue along their chosen path of resistance, publishing only the work of unconventional writers, whom they would not solicit but, rather, trusted would come to them.

Far more wrenching is the shock that comes each time we realize anew that child abusers are not shady figures in trench coats lurking behind trees, but rather, trusted men whom the vulnerable innocents came to call "father" or "coach".

In our study we did not count the number of nuclei in each cell, but rather trusted the presence of clamp connections as evidence for dikaryotic mycelium.

"It is not merely about shock but rather trust," Ms. Markonish writes in the exhibition room brochure.

But I rather trust the smell in that police car.

But would you rather trust a one-off test or the opinion of a concerned relative who has witnessed the older driver in action on repeated occasions?

Or would you rather trust a scrappy but more independent blog site?

It's a risk, but, think about it, would you rather trust the U.S. economy or gain sure access to world resources, which will only jump in prices over the next decade?

I'd rather trust a rattlesnake in my pyjamas.

Who would movie-goers rather trust behind the camera, David Cameron or Robert Redford?

North Koreans, you see, would rather trust the spirits than the party or nation.