Sentence examples for rather one of from inspiring English sources

"The question is not whether to build homes there, but rather one of scale and impact on the surrounding area".

This is not a condemnation of Europeans, but rather one of an American mentality that takes out our cultural frustrations and insecurities on our own artists.

My point is rather one of diversity.

Or, rather, one of them has.

This is not an issue of suppression, but rather one of sensitivity.

"It was rather one of those ludicrous episodes where fiction collided with real life.

One of the coolest places we found, or rather, one of the most romantic, was Caru Cabin at Terre et Toi resort in the Dordogne.

It is, rather, one of the most original, entertaining, and thought-provoking books I have ever read about the difficulty of writing a book.

Soup turns out to be not the arena of frustration and embattlement that it once seemed to be but, rather, one of gradual, hard-earned change.

Border control itself is not a panacea, but rather one piece of a bigger puzzle".

Finally, this study did not directly manipulate clinical perfectionism as such, but rather one aspect of it.