Sentence examples for found him rather from inspiring English sources

She found him rather frightening.

Married and not the slightest bit interested, she found him rather too insistent.

He said they were strays who found him rather than he them.

"Everyone who works with him says he's so charming, but I must admit I've always found him rather charmless".

During the Colombo war, Favo was, among other things, an information liaison between the F.B.I. and New York City police officers, who found him rather straitlaced — "like a young seminarian," one recalls.

He now found him "rather ... accustomed to the company of princes and statesmen, more interested in the pursuit of prestige and power than the abstractions of the human soul".

It's not just that they find him rather unlikable.

I'm not a huge fan of Edmund White generally (I find him rather pompous).

Teasing and proud, he waited for the camera to find him rather than lunging for it.

Even away from the park, Roberts says, when he's in nightclubs hitting on women who know nothing about baseball, he remains obsessive, asking them, "Who's hotter, me or Derek Jeter?" Roberts finds him rather pathetic with women in general.

"But, then I thought, well, if the director is Terence Young, and I know him well enough, and I find him rather nice, maybe it will be alright". Previously, Hunt had suggested to Harry Saltzman that, in his search for an actor to portray James Bond, the producer look at the film he had just edited, the feeble army comedy On The Fiddle (1961), in which Sean Connery played a Gypsy pedlar.