Sentence examples for it does rather from inspiring English sources

The eponymous opener, with Marley at the helm, is pretty exciting, even if it does rather overplay its own wonderfulness.

And he defends the new name of his organization as reflecting what it does, rather than who its members are.

Now, Mr. Sullivan said, he has little choice but to ask the state to do something it does rather well: drag its feet on reissuing the check.

A cynic might see an ulterior motive in  the Task Force in making this point: it does rather help with its claim to independence from the industry that pays its way.

"What is new here is that the United States has actually acknowledged what it does, rather than gussy up its impulses with liberal rhetoric".

At its heart is a community centre but it does rather a fine impression of being a commercial venue.

It did rather more than that, in fact.

It did rather well, stealing a lot of votes from Mr D'Alema's Democrats of the Left.

As Juliet Gardiner puts it in her history of the home front, Wartime: "It did rather look as if the Blimps were back in control".

Mercifully, Kate Winslet erupted between our main courses and our puddings, but it did rather take the edge off the chocolate ganache cake.

It did (rather nervously) hold municipal elections in 2005 and 2011. in which only men were allowed to vote, and for only half the seats.