Sentence examples for but a rabble from inspiring English sources
If James hadn't put her name forward at the last minute, we would have had nothing but a rabble of no-name, no-talent nobodies to choose from.
The Liberal Democrats, hardly mentioned in the debate, also claimed it had revealed nothing but a rabble, and had underscored the need for the centrist Nick Clegg to be involved in any future coalition.
In comparison, the other candidates who ran last time were "nothing but a rabble of no-name, no-talent nobodies... Who would be out of their depth in a paddling pool and couldn't be more unfit to run a modern political party".
He is of good stock (like a Rupert), but is a bit of a rabble rouser (like, for example, a Firebrand).
Scientific studies say it's a myth, but that hasn't deterred a rabble of stoner-rock bands from down-tuning their instruments to seek out the brown note.
True, he had suffered from the primitiveness and savagery of the cowherds, but what could be expected from such a rabble?
But it is one thing to bomb a rabble collection of fighters, another to bomb a regular army with an anti-aircraft capability.
Their opponents are a rabble: skilled at slaughtering unarmed civilians, but no match for a modern army.
He is not a rabble rouser.
