Sentence examples for and she rather from inspiring English sources

John Slater has stooped to pursue both, and she rather despises him for it; he strikes her in his worldliness as "a large and meaty man".

The shepherd's wife has been told by the Manor lady not to let the children dwell on morbid subjects, and she rather worries about their preoccupation.

Stop!" He's already reaching a hand toward her, and she, rather than evading it, grasps it, grips it tight, and pulls it (and him) down toward the depths of the river.

"Clare knew a lot about the business of war, and she rather felt that the others, certainly those she talked to me about, were out to make a name by being admired for doing anything a man could do".

Photograph: AP I was talking to a friend about For One Night Only - Simon and Garfunkel: The Concert in Central Park (Radio 4, Saturday, 10.30am) and how much I liked it, and she, rather than nodding like a polite person, said: "Really, what did you like about it?" And I realised that the answer was: "All those Simon and Garfunkel songs".

He spoke with Hollywood Life about Lively and explained, "She's not getting out of cars without panties and she rather be home making apple pie, not partying in a limo.

Jesse, played by Jodie Whittaker, has come to London to care for her great-uncle Ian Leslie Phillipss) and also, she rather idly hopes, to break into modeling.

Green Party leader Natalie Bennett welcomed the decision to invite her party, and said she, rather than the party's MP Caroline Lucas, would take part.

And she is, rather touchingly, somewhat shy.

Understandably, Lily Allen resonated when she said it looked "smug" and she'd rather donate "actual money".

She glowed, she purred, she comforted; she was spectacularly full-bodied, and she embodied, rather than parodied (as Marilyn Monroe did) sexual allure.