Sentence examples for rather seek to from inspiring English sources

We do not mean to downplay the importance of other potential factors, but rather seek to argue that the abstract/concrete distinction plays a key role.

Feminists do not reject objectivity and science, but rather seek to improve it by correcting sexist and androcentric biases in scientific inquiry, and by promoting criticism of research from all points of view (Lloyd 1995a, 1995b, 1997a, 1997b, Nelson 1990).

It's evident to me that the best leaders act from aspirations beyond the goals or boundaries of one organization or group, but rather seek to heal humanity as a whole.

The aim of the theory is to avoid unmarked normality and rather seek to contribute to theoretical repertoires that no longer marginalize, but instead face, the disease.

We do not attempt a complete analysis of this model but rather seek to identify stable modes and most interesting dynamical behaviors.

Unlike several previous studies, we do not aim to reconstruct evolutionary trajectories, but rather seek to describe differences and similarities in genome content.

He speaks not for his nation but rather seeks to create something new and tricky and uncomfortable.

From the outset, plaintiff's counsel have urged that this lawsuit does not seek asylum, but rather seeks to vindicate a procedural right to apply for asylum.

Distributed free to local radio stations, the song does not tell would-be migrants to stay or go, but rather seeks to encourage debate about the problem.

But Mr. Patt said he did not believe that the sniper intended to divulge his true intentions with the threat, but rather sought to spread fear.

The vaccine does not prevent cancer but rather seeks to train the body's own immune system to attack the tumor.