Sentence examples for rather some of from inspiring English sources

But I sensed they weren't really there to hear Blemish, but rather some of the old songs that had meant so much to them when they were young.

iPhone / iPad Final Fantasy Record Keeper (Free + IAP) A real treat for Final Fantasy fans, this is essentially a greatest hits package: not of the individual Final Fantasy games in full, but rather some of their most memorable moments.

The lesson is that companies stand to gain by giving up a degree of control over their proprietary knowledge or rather, some of their proprietary knowledge.Strikingly, mainstream technology companies once the most proprietary outfits of them all have started to cotton on to this.

"So the question for any Ukip supporter who has a reasonable issue here is: would you rather this money, which is British taxpayers' money, was given to one of the German or other foundations which promote further European integration, or would you rather some of the money goes to us to oppose European integration?

It's not that I don't want musicians to be politicians – I'm agnostic about it; they have absolutely as much right to express a view as anyone, though I'd rather some of them thought a bit more carefully before expressing those views – more that I don't want them to be messianic about it.

Or rather, some of them have.

This suggests a non-autonomous role of HER4 but rather some degree of HER4/HER2 interplay what is in agreement with data provided by Sartor and colleagues [ 38].

"The source of the credit card charge is not the subscription department of the magazines but rather some kind of service," she wrote.

To medicate nearly every horse who races in America with bute and Lasix is not the practice of veterinary medicine, but rather some sort of medication sham.

Rather, some form of interleaving can be applied in order to maximize the diversity of the DST code array for the price of somewhat increased decoding latency.

Rather, some members of the class are differentially related to other class members.