Sentence examples for as always rather from inspiring English sources

It is, as always, rather lovely.

It looks, as always, rather agreeable except that there is a lot of traffic, which turns into the road-rage variety.

The film of their recent comeback tour is a spine-tingling reminder that their songs and voices were worthy of all that success, even if their talents as showmen were always rather questionable.

In the current situation, media references to the backlog (such as they exist) are always rather oblique: "The children are released to family members until their case is heard, which often takes years".

"As a lawyer and as a citizen, I'd always rather know what justices and judges think rather than have enforced silence and pretend they have no views".

My always rather precarious position as a non-contracted dogsbody on a national newspaper had ended just as suddenly as it had begun.

However, as heir to the family estates he was doubtful about the prospect of life as a country gentleman: "I was always rather discontented with this role and felt it wasn't going to be enough".

AS TEACUP-SIZED countries go, Lebanon is always rather stormy.

I was always rather happy about being "special" as a child.

Much as I disagree with most of your politics, I've always rather liked you.

I've always rather resented that.