Sentence examples for but this was rather from inspiring English sources

Normally I recoil from such heartsweet tales, and that tiresome ability of Americans to sturdily confuse sentimentality with emotion, but this was rather moving, honest and telling.

The other two had come for Liverpool in an 8-0 matsAnfield Anfinld iNovember 200707 but this was rather closer and the comments by the Besiktas coach, Augusto Carvalhal, that his had been the better side, held some water.

"They insist on the word 'repatriation' - but this was rather loosely applied at the start.

I was saddened to read the Rev. Bryan Griem's views on homosexuality in Sunday's "In Theory" question, "Will society come to accept homosexuality?" I'm usually not surprised to read his thinly veiled attacks against those he doesn't agree with, but this was rather more spiteful and thuggish.

But all this was rather civilised, really, when you compare it with Howett's gleefully-tweeted meltdown.

This was rather droll, but Welles seemed to mean it.

But it is becoming clear that this was rather different.

But this is rather distant from my goal of eating when hungry.

It sounds trite, and a little awkward, but this is rather how Sejima speaks.

But this is rather more disturbing than that: its sources and references are there at the foot of each page.

I suppose it is meant to be a commentary on waste, but this is rather like Karl Kraus saying psychoanalysis was the very disease it purported to cure.