Sentence examples for but rather wow from inspiring English sources

A customer's natural reaction to effective prescription is never "I see what you're trying to do there…" but, rather, "Wow, you just made my life so much easier!" Second, they must reduce indecision and compel action.

When you swim in a pool of mineral water, people won't say it's ridiculous but, rather, 'Wow, what an important person he is.' " In Casablanca, I asked Fadel what hope he had for the future of fiction in Morocco.

I was studying drama for A-level (and, to be honest, had rather wowed in the school's production of The Italian Straw Hat) and was happy to try channelling a time when food on the street was all "cried" or "hawked".

None of these are necessarily "wow" features but rather the logical progression for Parse to extend its capabilities.

"These musicals are not intended to wow you with technical wizardry but rather get to the heart of the matter," said J.P. Nathan, director of programming of Esplanade — Theatres on the Bay, the country's main art performance venue.

Its purpose is not to wow anyone with exquisite design or top-notch performance, but rather to test a hypothesis.

Nice but rather unlikely.

But if you didn't watch the ceremony itself, you may have missed his charming acceptance speech, which culminated in a rather involuntary "WOW".

Just maybe you're a little more prepared because you're focused on the task at hand rather than, 'Wow, this guy's incredible.' ".

The fish pakora, strips of fish marinated in Indian spices and deep fried, passed muster, but paneer tikka — slices of bland house-made cheese, seasoned and barbecued in the tandoor oven — elicited reactions of "interesting" rather than "wow".

If I was busy in work I would say, "Oh, how will I ever get all this done -- I'm going to be so tired," rather than, "Wow, it's so brilliant that I am in such demand".