Sentence examples for rather to emphasize from inspiring English sources

The idea is not to say anything as blunt as, "Intelligent design is a good alternative," but, rather, to emphasize criticisms of evolutionary theory.

We point this out not to re-argue a legal decision that we and most Americans accept as final, but rather to emphasize the need for ballot reform in state and national elections.

The effect of this surprisingly simple and — cannibalism aside — familiar back story is not to humanize Hannibal or even in any meaningful way to explain him, but rather to emphasize, by the very similarity to superhero origin stories, the character's utter impossibility, his pure does-not-occur-in-nature absurdity.

The point of this article is not to provide answers; it is, rather, to emphasize to beginning researchers the importance of studying the standards of research practice in their areas of investigation.

Interculturalism does not seek ranking as the best way to deal with the accommodation of diversity, but rather to emphasize the need to focus on something other approaches seem to have taken for granted and which does not automatically occur if there is not a policy to target it specifically.

I assume my friend's point was not to compare "The Donald" to Hitler, but rather to emphasize that Trump would not be taken seriously as a presidential candidate in a society that didn't bow down to consumerism.

In this situation we never talk about the problems the competitors have, but rather try to emphasize why our solution is technically better.

Therefore, we prefer to say the path leading to a certain tip rather than to emphasize the tip itself.

Rather, he seeks to emphasize the sillier aspects of the American political experiment — to poke fun and to have fun.

Rather, it's to emphasize that tax reform is easy to talk about and hard to do.

We make no effort to separate anatomical, physiological and clinical studies; rather, we hope to emphasize their interrelation.