Sentence examples for he rather wants from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, he rather wants to laugh at all those earnest undergraduates (and lecturers) attaching the same arguments about sexual transgression to whatever they are studying.

He rather wants us to think of nature and mind, matter and concept as being identical in the sense of being the same: the one is the other and vice versa.

At the end of the second world war, he performed for troops in the Far East, although he had "rather wanted to do Charley's Aunt".

They're all rather wanting.

Rather, he admits he wants to tax more.

Rather, he said, he wants to know why the DEA can't develop such information on its own.

Mr. Lévy, who has a penchant for grand ambitions, says he does not plan to compete with Google — rather, he wants Google to need Publicis.

Rather, he wants to use the national bank charter he picked up in this farm town to go on a nationwide buying spree.

And he's not interested in creating a bible of best practices; rather, he wants to help people understand the tools they're already using.

Rather, he wants the emotion awakened by his photographs to provoke political reflection, and he includes lengthy captions in his books to facilitate the process.

Rather, "he wants to give his colleagues a business lesson," Dr. Leidner said, even though he is doing it in a whimsical way.