Sentence examples for rather aims from inspiring English sources

There is no continuity, and the prize is not a lifetime achievement award, but rather aims to rigorously reward the four best exhibitions staged by artists under 50 who are based in Britain.

Q: So the show rather aims to celebrate the work that scientists do?

This violence is not blind or sadistic, but rather aims at intimidation and at some further political, social, or religious goal or, more broadly, at coercion.

A first set of papers does not explicitly deal with the determinants of secession but rather aims at explaining the optimal level of centralization (resp. decentralization).

He says the system isn't really designed for mobility, but rather aims to replace the existing, stationary set-ups at the point-of-sale.

The goal of Weber's ethical project, rather, aims at cultivating a character who can willfully bring together these conflicting formal virtues to create what he calls "total personality" (Gesamtpersönlichkeit).

Rather than hewing to the corporate imperative of maximum profit, he said, he'd rather aim for "profit enough".

According to the news agency AFP, the Red Cross was insistent that this was not a police operation, rather aimed at providing the camp residents with health cards.

Humanism did not aim to remake humanity but rather aimed to reform social order through an understanding of what was basically and inalienably human.

published on its Web site on Tuesday, CME clarified that the $250 million wasn't meant to cover the shortfall, but rather aimed at hastening interim payouts to customers.

This is not a CPU intended for the causal use, but rather aim directly at the gaming market.