Sentence examples for has rather brought from inspiring English sources

All of this has rather brought out the flag-waver in me.

"The whole modularization process has rather brought about very busy and very inflexible degrees," Deca says.

Sri Lanka Coach Stuart Law says he intends to stick with the squad he has rather than look to bring in reinforcements.

Ciel has rather short hair.

The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne has revamped their rooms and given them a fresh, new look that has not compromised the brand but rather brought it up to date for their changing demographic.

For vacation destinations, the Army recreation centers have rather unusual histories: each was brought into existence by a different war.

Levein said: "I would have rather avoided Wales because obviously it brings in that home international rivalry, which we probably could have done without.

Scotland boss Craig Levein  admitted he had hoped to miss Speed's side in the draw, saying: "I would have rather avoided Wales because obviously it brings in that home international rivalry, which we probably could have done without.

Respondents who have rather low expectations often perceived medical shortcomings that - in their opinion - brought about their present situation.

Rather, it has brought the region to the brink of the abyss of fundamentalist tendencies.

Dow argued that the case today has been brought by a campaign group rather than the government.