Sentence examples for manner but rather from inspiring English sources

So the question is no longer whether a business should behave in a socially responsible manner, but rather how this should be done in practice.

So when we offer to withdraw from Vietnam, it is not in order to devise some trick to re-enter in some other manner but rather that we want to base our foreign policy on the realities of the present and not on the dreams of the past.

The National Security Council's spokesman, Michael A. Hammer, added, "What we did come to do is speak bluntly about the issues which are important to us, not in an unnecessarily offensive manner, but rather in the Obama style of showing respect".

There is an official, the clerk, but the responsibility of the clerk is not to preside in a parliamentary manner but rather to feel for a "sense of the meeting," which draws together the thinking of the meeting to the point of action.

They typically do not have to assess their own work in this manner, but rather coordinate and plan tasks to be completed by other employees.

Most people using Bitcoins do not create cash in this manner, but rather use currency exchanges - such as Bitfloor - to purchase them.

Mr. Willimon said his "Parisian Woman" was not a direct adaptation of Becque's biting comedy of manners but rather inspired by it: His play revolves around a Washington power couple and centers on the wife, an expert at using wit and sexuality for her own ends (including an extramarital affair she is pursuing).

A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman, Zhu Bangzao, said this week that America ought not to be putting forth "all manner of requests", but rather should accept responsibility and yield to China's demands.

He treated his subject not in the manner of heroic myth but rather with respect for the real human, familial, and political trials of people trying to colonize the Western mountains and valleys.

This indicates that Δ133p53 does not simply act at physiological level in a dominant-negative manner towards any p53 targets, but rather modulates p53 transcriptional activity in a promoter and stress-dependent manner.

Shakespeare's play does not celebrate the manner of Caesar's death but rather warns against it.