Sentence examples for rather a concept from inspiring English sources

"We weren't really pitching an application that we want to do here and now, but rather a concept," says Michael Fink, lead researcher on the project.

At the Cannes conference, Dr. Al-Mutawa was careful to highlight that the comic series is not purely Islamic or didactic in nature, but rather a concept inspired by the religion.

A senior White House official said that General Casey did not present a formal plan for Mr. Bush's approval but rather a concept of how the United States might move forward after consulting with Iraqi authorities, including Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki.

Meaning "bank" involves the intention to convey not a belief or thought, but rather a concept.

In its response to Waymo's latest claim, Uber said the secondary LiDAR system wasn't secret and it wasn't a working device, but rather a concept that was never built or used, and has been abandoned.

For the higher-order component of the complex state is not a judgment about the experience component (which would permit them to be mis-matched) but rather a concept that quotes the experience component.

It is thus a broad and rather a-specific concept [ 3, 4].

NISSAN At the Chicago auto show this month, Nissan used words rather than a concept vehicle to promise a new truck.

I would humbly suggest that A Possible Life be treated as a collection of individual songs rather than a concept album.

But -- rather -- a concept that's actively being explored right now within the robotics departments at Harvard, MIT, and Carnegie Mellon.

In potable water treatment, the process chain of flocculation flotation filtration is rather a common concept.