Sentence examples for he does rather from inspiring English sources

What he does, rather, is repurpose photography.

Now he earns respect for the good he does, rather than what he stands for.

So he reverts to type by taking off his shirt and making love to Rashad, which he does rather nicely.

One of Sampson's pet phrases – and he does rather like a cliche – is "we're in a good place".

Orlando Bloom's Romeo is a philosophical "bad boy," and he reverts to type by taking off his shirt and making love to Rashad, which he does rather nicely.

I think voters will forgive him looking a little more prosperous – it's what he does, rather than how he looks, that people care about.

Actually, he did rather well.

Which, in fact, he did rather well.

He did rather well the following November.

"He then went to Harvard Law School, where he did rather better; Harvard did not field a golf team".

The answer is that, as the first American governor to go there in 40 years, he did rather well.