Sentence examples for rather entirely from inspiring English sources
It was his belief that the rogues were not random but, rather, entirely, if theoretically, preordained, like the concentric reverberations of a stone, or millions of stones, hitting the surface of a pond.
It's not just water resistant, but rather entirely submersible.
Breakaway factions become not "wings" of established parties, but rather, entirely new parties.
Campanella was quick to write an Apologeticus in which he attempted to demonstrate that the practices recommended in De fato were not superstitious but rather entirely natural.
The methodology of ethnographic participant observation was originally developed for making sense of cultures that appeared rather entirely alien when encountered by the West, cultures of peoples not known to "us," cultures "without history," or, in better words, cultures that were encountered in the absence of a written record of documentation recognizable in the West [12].
It is not being risk-averse, but rather entirely rational to be unwilling to gamble with one's basic liberties, fair opportunities and adequate resources needed to pursue one's most cherished ends and commitments, simply for the sake of gaining the marginally greater social powers, income and wealth that might be available to some in a society governed entirely by the principle of utility.
This is attributed to the post-heating cracked microstructure and refined pores, which promote localized rather than entirely explosive spalling.
More often than not, offending stories are simply spun and twisted rather than entirely fabricated.
Given the price of audio kit in the 80s, it seems a dramatically satisfying rather than entirely believable currency.
Container liner shipping companies only partially alter their shipping networks to cope with the changing demand, rather than entirely redesign and change the network.
The pedicab may merely suggest rather than entirely embody the new America of puller and pulled, but it is a sharp symbol of a new reality.
