英語 での But rather の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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One should not look at titles, but rather at achievements.
The roof is not the same as the Han people have eaves, but rather flat, the roof of each corner tower erected a white triangle.
Riot tries not to enforce strict rules, but rather provide basic tools for you to use creatively.
Hinduism is not just a religion but rather, it is nationalism itself.
For that purpose we decide not to show images immediately, but rather replace them with placeholders, like this.
Neither impulsive nor intoxicated, but rather after taking time, the works come together rationally.
Single plan is cheap but rather basic- only suitable for those who need a simple static website.
It shouldn't actually be“does God exist?”, but rather“what reasons do we have to reject His existence?”.
Resolved messages are not deleted automatically, but rather must be removed from message management by a project check that is,"offline.
Life is not about learning to survive the storm, but rather learning how to dance in the rain.
But rather let us praise his greatness, for he has prepared us and made us Humans.”.
In this case insulation is not the goal, but rather to alter the state of the liquid inside.
This does not result in fear but rather a deep sense of being loved.
Up come all these thoughts, but rather than squelch them or obsess with them, we acknowledge them and let them go.
This does not refer to God's faithfulness but rather to the believer's trust.
This analysis won't focus on the actual storyline, but rather on the numerous symbols peppered throughout the film.
The contactee does not immediately recall the visit, but rather recalls seeing an owl in a tree, or perhaps a deer in the woods.
Build-up of military capability would not prevent conflicts, but rather trigger an arms race.
This group is not full of recovering addicts, but rather people who value mindfulness, spandex and green juice.
One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman,' wrote French feminist and philosopher Simone de Beauvoir in 1949.