Sentence examples for it should be rather from inspiring English sources

It should be rather obvious: if you are a Republican, George W. Bush won.

American officials do want the garden built: it should be rather lovely, and the 21st century will be safer if the two countries' publics like one another.

I think it should be Rather Be, it's a great radio song and I love Jess [Glynne, guest vocalist], she's a natural star.

If Clinton is to help the devastated country become what it should be rather than what it was, he will have to demand transparency on all sides.

Perhaps, in the diversity-positive twenty-first century, an African-American child encounters less resistance to her progress than used to be common; or perhaps Ann Patchett in her own niceness gives us the world as it should be, rather than as the dirty, abrasive place it is.

As Aruhm, Frederick Redd, a baritone with a sizable instrument, didn't tap into his full range of color, partly because of a nasal quality to his singing; he seemed to be holding his voice where he thought it should be, rather than letting it flow freely.

We like that when it launches (which should be rather soon) it'll be inexpensive, great for those of you on month-to-month GSM contracts.

However, since this view reduces aesthetic experience to repetition, it predicts that artistic culture should be rather static.

Plus, since it's from Asus, the prices should be rather competitive although, with that, comes piss-poor customer support.

Dre Solo should be rather familiar.

In fact, the timing of RA addition has in most previous efforts been rather arbitrary, based on the fact that it should be added rather soon after the DE-induction.