Sentence examples for but rather which from inspiring English sources

But it's also possible that it's not a person's age that is important, but rather which generation they belong to.

It is probably true that the more important issue is not which laws have been upheld, but rather which bills were never passed.

The issue, then, isn't so much whether Europe ends up more like Spain or Italy, but rather which of those countries can make the other more like it.

The question we must ask is not which system produces the best individual examples of treatment, but rather which is best for everyone.

In this instance, we opted to record not the babies' looking time but rather which character they reached for, on the theory that what a baby reaches for is a reliable indicator of what a baby wants.

With that provision all but finished, Senate Democrats have been zipping through a flurry of meetings to game out not how many gun safety measures they can push to the floor, but rather which, if any, could survive.

A few other notes: these therapies are not for eliminating agni, which is digestive fire, but rather ama, which are accumulated toxins.

Variation is not something which we consciously produce, but rather something which happens by accident.

It is not the sort of innovation we have become accustomed to, which focuses on products but rather one which focuses on new business models that extract greater value from social networks, collaboration and process.

The upcoming debate should not be about which party is the more pious, but rather about which party's philosophy and policies are in our best national interest.

The question we are faced with now is not so much how or which technique would be the best, but rather in which situation a citizen might need certain legal information.