Sentence examples for rather to what from inspiring English sources

The circling was due, rather, to what Souman calls "the accumulation of noise in the sensorimotor system" — small navigational errors that result in drastic diversions.

Updated at 10.19am BST 9.58am BST And here is some Twitter reaction from MPs to what Ipsa is proposing (or, rather, to what we know so far).

He's a friend, so I should direct you rather to what others have said about it – it was widely and rightly admired.

And in expressing this Idea in its multiplicity, poetry has a distinct advantage over history, according to Schopenhauer (here following Aristotle), for poetry is not beholden to actual events and people, but rather to what is possible or probable and thus may better capture what is truly significant in human existence.

But there's another trend you might not know about--and it's related not to what happens while we're alive, but rather to what happens to our bodies after we die.

The interesting question, then, is not "Are the individuals in a sample geometrically similar?"—they are certainly not, because the correlation coefficients among their morphological variable pairs are not all equal to 1.0 but rather "To what degree is geometric similarity violated?".

The task is not to come up with a principle that always favors expression, but rather, to decide what is good speech and what is bad speech.

It is not enough to understand what should be done but rather to understand what can be done and how it needs to be done.

They seek no proof, but rather to inhabit what they believe.

"We are not looking at miracles but rather to utilise what we have.

For policy purposes, it is not sufficient to know whether shifts in the Beveridge curves are evident, but rather to understand what is driving those shifts.