Sentence examples for it rather makes from inspiring English sources

The only problem with the brilliance of Astrid as a fictional creation is that it rather makes you wish that the whole novel was hers.

It rather made sense, they told them afterwards.

"But it rather made the point: if you want to prepare executives to function in Russia, this is the reality".

These observations suggest that AAG does not maintain continuous contact with the DNA while diffusing along it but rather makes frequent microscopic hops.

It should rather make it easier to conform to system-based values, like respecting patient wishes and sound DNR clauses.

It is the purest personal speculation, but it seems to me that it would rather make sense if Gardner were next on charge in Birmingham.

He neither imitates nor ignores the Iranian visual lexicon, but rather makes it his own and expands upon it.

"Given the huge international male support for UN Women's #HeForShe campaign, it does rather make our Prime Minister look like the odd one out".

Atlas, which concentrates on documentaries for cable television networks including History and Discovery, declined, telling Mr. Blecker that it would rather make a film about him.

His former colleagues have made it rather clear they are likely to fight.

"Friendly made it rather clear that he thought the framing was witting".