Sentence examples for could have rather from inspiring English sources

"I think they could have rather used an experienced coach.

A car for the heart Instead of the obvious practicality of the Kia, the sheer exuberance of the Renault Twingo (above) could have rather more appeal.

One could have rather less rigorous fun, too, with the latter – how, I wonder, would The Death of Ivan Ilyich read if sequenced immediately after At the Tolstoy Museum?

That's easier said than done, even for a juggernaut like Google, but it is a big salvo from the company that could have rather significant ramifications down the line as every big company races to create its own custom hardware stack that's specialized for its own needs.

Importantly, pools of similar volume could have rather different desiccation risks, due to different surface-depths ratios, different catchment areas and the presence or absence of vegetation (Fig. 5).

He could've rather attributed the problem to the student loan crisis or the global recession.

Rather than remind Democrats of what could have been, rather than arouse any sense of anger or regret, they seemed intent on hiding him.

With a bit more attention, it could have dealt rather better with this embarrassment.

In the years of military rule, the festivities could have a rather desperate, angry undertone.

"There are so many behavioral methods we could have tried, rather than an uneven, heavy-handed way of saying 16 ounces is bad," she said.

Emma Keenan "Sets the tone for the whole trilogy which could have been rather ho-hum without the superb music of Howard Shore.