Sentence examples for rather existed from inspiring English sources

This was where the lucky ones lived, or rather existed, while they worked in the fields or factories nearby.

In the land of the Germans, Tacitus writes, "nobody laughs off vice; and to corrupt and to be corrupted is not called 'modern times.' " Pointedly, he observed that the Germans were "not tainted by intermarriage with any other nations" but rather existed "as a distinct unadulterated people that resembles only itself".

In case of cationic BCP37 with the maximum PEG content, the resultant DNA polyplex existed in the most easily relaxed state i.e., DNA was not folded into a fixed conformation but rather existed in several conformations.

Scholars William Uricchio and Roberta E. Pearson noted in the early 1990s, "Unlike some fictional characters, the Batman has no primary urtext set in a specific period, but has rather existed in a plethora of equally valid texts constantly appearing over more than five decades".

Truth has little objective meaning or value, but rather exists as it is necessary or useful.

Natural forests do not need pesticides or chemicals to ensure their yields, but rather exist in a constant flow of production and recycling.

But if we identify this relation with an accident of Simmias, then we shall have to say that Socrates's being thought about does not exist in Socrates after all, but rather exists only in Simmias.

While the management is similar to central Chile, plantations rather exist as small patches surrounded by an environmental matrix of native plant formations (e.g. Nothofagus spp. forests and Nothofagus spp. scrublands).

God is not outside of time, as in the Boethian view that is influential among traditional philosophical theists, but rather exists through all of time, on Hartshorne's view.

The videos have no origin or destination, but rather exist staunchly within the confines of the journey.

Those that do none of the above, but rather exist as a "live storage" facility for endangered species, or species extinct in the wild, are not pursuing conservation but, rather, are a discouraging acquiescence to a world without animals roaming in the wild.