Sentence examples for rather to a from inspiring English sources

The "home" does not refer to a place, but rather, to a model of care.

Renewables have not led to green growth, but rather to a further eroding of competitiveness.

They have contributed, rather, to a growing sense of memorial fatigue, a semipermanent state of mourning.

This is not due to multiplicity of involved parameters affecting their behaviour rather to a lack of standardized test methods.

This fast response likely corresponded to a behavioral mechanism of avoidance rather to a toxin-induced response.

She no longer cleaved to her unreliable, dithering mother but, rather, to a formidable maiden great-aunt, Helen Morehead.

They seem to belong not to a Congressional investigation, but rather to a Restoration comedy or a medieval morality play.

The appeal is, rather, to a kind of implicit cultural law: it is not in the American character to retreat.

Erasing incentives is not the way to a civilized society but rather to an impoverished one.

Intrapreneurs work from within an institution, providing their expertise to that institution rather to an external party.

Saudi Arabia's ambassador was elected, rather, to an influential panel within the council, according to the Independent.