Sentence examples for here and rather from inspiring English sources

Responded Opportunity, "My bounce was not so bad, But now they send me out to see These dreary rocks, bedad!" "It's cold up here, and rather red," Sighed Spirit.

But absent political leadership, America could slip here, and rather quickly, if certain tipping points (read Obamacare) are passed.

We also have in mind real-time crowdsourcing where results are intended for the here-and-now, rather than obtained over a long period of time, but our work does not deal specifically with strict real-time constraints.

But it's emblematic that, even facing death, Tillman remained rooted in the grievous here-and-now rather than the great hereafter.

It has paintings, drawings and sculptures that look, here and there, rather like those of Carl Andre.

"Spin the story out in little pieces here and there rather than taking decisive, appropriate and responsible action".

She was ruthlessly straightforward, always looking at the here and now, rather than the might-have-been.

Go left on the road and you will soon come to the general stores in Upper Foyers (toilets here, and a rather pricey cafe).

The hymns may, in general, be said to express a positive attitude toward human life and to show interest in the full enjoyment of life here and hereafter rather than an anxiety to escape from it.

The focus is on the "here and now" rather than on past experiences, although, once clients have become aware of the present, they can confront past conflicts or unfinished business what Perls referred to as incomplete Gestalts.

Combining history and proximity isn't hard, even in a metropolitan area more likely to be associated with the here and now rather than with the over and done.