Sentence examples for have rather moved from inspiring English sources

They have rather moved in a pluralistic direction, acknowledging a multiplicity of epistemically informative situated standpoints of different, intersecting marginalized groups (Harding 1991, 1998; Collins 1990).

"Friendship is the golden thread that ties the heart of all the world" – John Evelyn The Leveson inquiry has been rather moving, in its way.

Having been fired, or rather moved, from breakfasts, Cox went to drivetime, but by now had found out she was pregnant, and it was all she could do not to find a link with the magic of birth in every passing comment.

I think it's an upbeat ending: and in the first rehearsal we had, even I was rather moved by it".

"Alas," answers Troost, "I had rather been counting on moving to Fiji...

But Loomis's son liked it, so they continued to stay there, even though Loomis would rather have moved on to a better place.

Better yet someone else wIll, someone wouldtalent, and I'll dance.

It is politically awkward, too, for Mr. Holder because President Obama has said that he would rather move forward than get bogged down in the issue at the expense of his own agenda.

Most of the monuments at Takalik Abaj are not in their original positions but rather have been moved and reset at a later date, therefore the dating of monuments at the site often depends upon stylistic comparisons.

And strangely touching, he might have added, for there is something rather moving about the stiff-upper-lipped Pryce learning to love America.

But a more basic problem remains: those who find their living conditions reasonable may welcome property ownership; those who do not would rather move.Indeed, Nino has applied several times for relocation, but so far without success.