Sentence examples for he'd been rather from inspiring English sources

Previously he'd been rather spoilt in the theatre, but he had a horrible difference of opinion with the players.

And, while he'd be rather unnerving to have as a friend, he's an extremely likable comic.

He'd be rather vulnerable every time he takes the field.

But in private he would be rather sympathetic about the European project and its purpose: by instinct he was never in favor of Britain leaving".

The effect of the proposed prosecutions, he said, would be "rather to exacerbate than to assuage the feelings which lie behind the defamation of groups".

Or would you rather he'd been more calculating?

"He would be a rather good music director for ENO," said John Allison, editor of Opera magazine.

Rather, he would be trying to overthrow it.

And isn't that a shame because he'd rather be working on healthcare, he'd rather be working on tax reform, Jim (ph).

And isn't that a shame because he'd rather be working on health care, he'd rather be working on tax reform, Jim.

"There's nowhere he'd rather be.