Sentence examples for rather thanks from inspiring English sources

"That was thanks not to the eulogies of Barthes and Blanchot, but rather thanks to the critics who attacked me".

Rather, thanks to Ms. Arnold's fine-grained realism and the astonishing performance of Katie Jarvis, the nonprofessional actress who plays Mia, it is a diamond-hard reflection on the peril and progress of a fragile soul in a bad situation.

Thus, inductive learning is possible — though not by classical probabilities per se, but rather thanks to this further rule.

The report does not say that Hong Kong's liveability fell because of anti-democratic legislation and bad governance, but rather thanks to those who protested.

Rather, thanks to the advances of modern technology and to the efforts of international organizations in harnessing that technology, namely the Internet, journalists worldwide have access to valuable sources -- and to each other.

Bucking the trend of the day, Wilson emphasized it had nothing at all to do with national security, rather: Thanks to Wilson's talented leadership, a management-style very much adopted from Lawrence, the facility was completed on time and under budget.

But if it's O.K., he'd rather not, thanks.

After a couple of early rejections ("No sorry". and, "Erm I'd rather not, thanks").

But help is at hand, or rather ear: thanks to a new headphone concept aimed specifically at cyclists.

This trend will continue; generally speaking, future growth will have to come despite government cuts rather than thanks to government supports.

Forlán has recently made the Spanish headlines because of his break-up with an Argentine model rather than thanks to his exploits on the field.