Sentence examples for rather, because from inspiring English sources

But rather because, to me, it speaks of comfort, and relaxation, too.

But rather because they've heard it all before.

Or rather, because their limbs have been removed.

Rather, because it is not clear that the government can do much about it.

It was moving, rather, because it pulsed with the extroverted vitality that is Mr. Bell's trademark.

"But rather because they just dislike the agencies and they don't want them to function".

It is, rather, because a significant number of people perceive a bias that they find objectionable.

He observed that it was tricky playing Rather, "because they" — the audience — "saw Dan every night.

It's rather because we don't really live in the same world they do.

This wasn't because the staff didn't care, but rather because they lacked the time or resources.

This fall may not be in spite of their lives' advantages but rather because of them.