Sentence examples for I rather loved from inspiring English sources

I rather loved the decadent scenes in the Blue Dragon, and Rose, the flighty, young, blonde Helena Bonham Carter.

But I rather loved that.' It was Wyndham who brought Bruce Chatwin, then just a 'brilliant young person at Sotheby's', to the magazine as its artistic adviser and it was Wyndham who encouraged him to write, commissioning him to write a piece about Madame Vionnet.

I rather love the old place.

But at the same time, I rather love the idea of it.

I rather love the idea of a chivalric ideal being played out in working-class nineteen-sixties Bristol.

But I find I rather love this – perhaps because the extremely subtle vanilla doesn't live up to its top billing.

And I rather love Fairbairn's exercise in boat-rocking: because she's not saying the black-tie do is pointless, she's simply gesturing towards a more accurate point.

Flying in the face of this introspection, I rather love that the characters in People Like Us sit about watching Jeremy Kyle, being wholly judgemental about both Kyle's case studies and also the sort of people who watch Jeremy Kyle.

Asked if she's a fan of cars, Mirren said: "I've always rather loved driving.

He's just a good man; I really rather love him".

I do rather love the way Laugesen is drawn as kind of Bond villain, with a louchely evil demeanour.