Sentence examples for but rather try from inspiring English sources

"We are not saying, 'Go away,' but rather, 'Try to behave sensibly,' " he said in a phone interview.

Professors who have studied plagiarism do not try to excuse it -- many are champions of academic honesty on their campuses -- but rather try to understand why it is so widespread.

"If FARC do not free the general and his companions unconditionally but rather try to negotiate, the process could go into a crisis that could lead to a definitive break".Fighting has continued throughout the peace process, with guerrillas staging ambushes on government troops and sabotaging infrastructure.

"If the Farc do not free the general and his companions unconditionally but rather try to negotiate, the process could go into crisis that could lead to a definitive break," said Jorge Restrepo, director of the Conflict Analysis Resource Centre, a Bogotá thinktank.

"I don't think it would be smart for us to do a better Civic or a better Corolla, you name it," Mr. Zetsche said, "but rather try to convince the customers who are buying those products today to buy different products of ours which would serve the same purpose in a better way".

But if they surrender, we should not lynch them, but rather try them, to promote values that must stand higher than vengeance: to hold them accountable for their crimes against humanity, to tell the world the true facts of those crimes and to demonstrate that civilized societies can provide justice for even the most heinous outlaws.

In an e-mail Ms. Truax said that she rarely cut entire families but rather tried to compress their stories.

The new Egypt, the Egypt of the January 25th revolution, is a democratic Egypt: the ruler will be neither deified nor executed, but rather tried in a just manner.

In the concerts, Jingle Punks isn't championing certain material but rather trying to illustrate that, depending on the setting, even familiar music can surprise and amuse.

"Never believing that one's language is an X-ray of a character's soul, but rather trying to show the manipulative potential of language".

A spokesman, Simon Gordon, said the company was not trying to block the sale of the device but rather trying to level the playing field in Germany.