Sentence examples for but was rather from inspiring English sources
"It didn't inspire the '63, but was rather based upon it".
For one thing, the original caller had not been anonymous but was rather a known informant.
I said I had no control over this, but was rather fiercely told it "was not good enough".
Oakeshott said he was not "complaining" about media criticism in some quarters but was rather "staring it down".
The outgoing US Ryder Cup captain was refusing to go quietly into the Augusta night but was rather raging against the passing of time.
Mr. Griffin said his client was not part of a "ring," but was rather accused of having taken two tests for one student.
Barnes had designed a tall, flat façade, which had the advantage of blending in with the stolid apartment houses of Park Avenue but was rather dour.
For a 12-year-old who liked computers but was rather fuzzy about how they actually worked, being able to pull back the curtain like this was revelatory.
Oliver Ulbrich, the publisher of the diary excerpts, said he did not believe Kennedy admired Hitler, but was rather fascinated by him.
For example, the British Parliament was no longer seen as representing estates, corporations, and vested interests but was rather perceived as standing for actual human beings.
It is probable that the antithesis did not originate in Sophistic circles but was rather earlier; but it was clearly very popular and figured largely in Sophistic discussions.
