Sentence examples for going to rather from inspiring English sources
"Are people going to rather vote for someone who used to support Pelosi, or who didn't support Trump?" asks Buchanan.
I'm going to, rather gruesomely — not in real life, a science fiction story — I'm going to torture one of the two end products.
(Whereas, if someone had said "Red Rum is going to win the Grand National next year", the use of "is going to" rather than "will" might perhaps have meant that the reference point was the time of the utterance, rather than the time of next year's Grand National. So what was said would not have been true).
By the time it comes to you a whole list of people have said something plainly wrong and you are either going to have to fold and say, 'well, I just agree with them' or you're going to rather uncomfortably say, 'well, I think it's one actually'.
"Pilots need destinations to go to, rather than just burning holes in the clouds.
In the last eight years, Dell has gone to rather drastic lengths to route around the Vista operating system from Microsoft.
It was with this in mind that the team behind "Of Men and Mavericks," due out this fall, went to rather prodigious lengths to make their film anthropologically correct.
But that's an awful lot of trouble to go to rather than simply acknowledging each other and being prepared to talk respectfully to each other.
That would then add finding a place the items will go to rather than a person who will distribute for you.
Rather, they suggest a focus on what is going to happen, rather than the why[ 29].
