Sentence examples for but rather where from inspiring English sources

As Roberts' report notes: "Ukip's influence is not largest where Ukip sympathisers are most concentrated - but rather where they have the greatest opportunity to change the outcome".

but rather, Where had John Maine gotten off to? Spotting Maine in front of the plate, Peterson grabbed him by the shoulders and steered him to safety.

The predators should be given a swift and sure message — that those arrested on federal charges are in a system where the door does not revolve but rather where it closes and remains closed for a long time.

The question here isn't how good Evil Dead star Bruce's chin is – it is inarguably very, very fine – but rather where his chin stands in the rankings re: all-time best chins.

The latest hot destination is not a place, but rather "Where I've Been," a new application on Facebook that allows members to download a global map and then share their travel history.

I learned to stuff my gear into one knapsack; never to ask a local where I should eat but, rather, where he ate; never to judge a country by its capital city; never to stay near a mosque (the muezzin wakes you); how to haggle; and, crucially, when I later went to Mongolia, to shout "Nokhoi khor!" — "Hold the dog!" — before entering a yurt.

Crucially, wilderness areas are not places where people are excluded, but rather places where certain human activities are restricted or not allowed.

It wasn't over breakfast, but rather lunch, where the graphic and specific conversation with her teen took place.

Theoretically, the parties could pursue an alternative scenario in which non-bloc settlers were not displaced at all, but rather remained where they were under Palestinian sovereignty.

Wireless service providers said that the coverage maps were not meant to depict actual service, but rather approximately where rates apply.

"She was not commenting on the punishment," he said, but rather on where Roof would have gone if he killed himself.