Examples of using Rather that in English and their translations into Hungarian
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more difficult, but rather that angels are not directly concerned with your appeals
In fact, the problem is not so much that Americans“have no history” but rather that they do not wish to have one.
I am not thinking of the EU as an organisation, but rather that the effects of joint action will argue in favour of the expediency of further European integration.
Rather that we love Jesus so much that we want to remain in purity,
Here the prophecy is not so much that a person will necessarily return, but rather that man could have a way of returning to the spiritual state as prophesied.
Now I desire to have you all speak with other languages, but rather that you would prophesy. For he is
Although we now know that we will have to scale back our objectives, or rather that we will achieve them later,
I would that ye all spake with tongues, but rather that ye prophesied: for greater is
Rather that he is satisfied that biologists can explain elephants,
To say that the soul receives God means rather that it opens itself and gives itself freely to him to bring about a union that is possible only between spiritual persons.
This is not to say this drug is ineffective, but rather that other androgens including testosterone are also effective at high dose for abdominal fat loss.
Or rather that, once again,
During the game you have to choose a hero, or rather that it belongs to one of the four tribes.
In kendo it is said that there is no such thing as a defensive move, or rather that the only defense is a good offense.
Howard Coonley said,“The executive of the future will be rated by his ability to anticipate his problems rather that to meet them as they come.”.
Which is not to say it is no longer valid, but rather that it is too limited.
This does not mean that all passengers with reduced mobility would want such extended services, rather that they should be available when needed.
This state of things does not mean that we have completely lost our feeling for cultural differences, rather that a great number of theatre companies will henceforward use similar means of expression.