Sentence examples for but rather uses from inspiring English sources

She prefers not to say the word "clitoris," but rather uses a euphemism: "the little man in the boat".

Despite its name, the charter school does not provide vocational training, but rather uses construction and engineering themes in its academic curriculum.

Thus, unlike all closely related TB languages, Burmese has no cognate for 'buckwheat' but rather uses a Jinghpaw loan.

The body doesn't store MCT as fat, says Bowden, but rather uses it as energy, like a carbohydrate.

The Fire Phone doesn't send images flying off the screen, but rather uses pseudo-3D effects to enhance the experience of using a smartphone.

The JPEG-2000 engise is not designed to achieve the specified compression ratio exactly, but rather uses it as a target which may be exceeded but should be close to the desired compression ratio.

Perhaps it's time we stop allowing our problems to define us, but rather use as a reference and platform to help those who are actually in need.

Mr. Stoute described it as not "day-to-day operations" but rather "using his eye, his taste, his understanding of the culture".

I hope that he does not commit nepotism while in the office, but rather use best business practices – although that is very, very unlikely.

It was never the intention to try and represent Owen and his situation but rather use his words to conjure up the assumed setting.

The excluded Chinese did not passively accept unfair treatment, however, but rather used all types of tools to challenge or circumvent the laws.