Sentence examples for is even rather from inspiring English sources

Edith seems less miserable than usual and is even rather taken with the agent at Brancaster.

– Mother of Mia, 14 Apart from the disadvantage that you can't sign a contract under the age of 18, publishers have no prejudice against young authors and currently it is even rather fashionable, especially in the burgeoning young adult market.

And they are even rather likeable.

At their best, they are even rather dull.

Some of us are even rather influential and in charge of fairly large budgets!

Physically, he's even rather inert and awkward; below the neck, he's a terrible comedian.

So I was surprised to see that he had put it absolutely last, and was even rather hurt, something he no doubt intended.

Yes, I'm even rather glad, up to a point, that they are trying to break down that old madonna/whore divide.

Foreigners who were usually tight with a krone or a franc didn't mind overpaying to buy a book from Lazar — were even rather proud of the fact, as if it put them, somehow, in the big time.

"We went in through the Jaffa Gate and I dropped a fart there as I crossed the threshold, quite involuntarily; I was even rather angered by the Voltaireanism of my anus".

I'm even rather fond of the breathless, late-period Monkey Business, in which he plays a middle-aged chemist who regresses to childhood and runs amok through the garden.