Sentence examples for like rather more from inspiring English sources

Milidee: Now that you've been made to look a complete fool, can we have another vote if it looks like rather more of the British public fancy getting involved in Syria?

Nature programmes presented by men wearing khaki shorts and tight-fitting T-shirts make searching for frogs and the like seem rather more glamorous.

It is suggested that the woman is portrayed as liking sex rather more than she likes her baby.

Though admittedly, some like this rather more than others.

But McEwen was Eton and Oxbridge, just like a rather more contemporary prime minister you may know.

(Of course I, along with everyone else, now eye opinion polls very warily: after 7 May, anecdote and gut instinct look like a rather more reliable guide to politics than data).

But in his long flowing coat, and speaking in a gentle baritone, Hall, who is now 74, looks like a rather more cuddly and avuncular version of Orson Welles.

That makes its irresponsibility in apparently encouraging public worry look like something rather more cynically opportunistic.

When put like that rather more people than you imagine might choose not to opt for Google to be their search default.

Likewise real-time stock market data can't be P2P'd, something that undoubtedly makes the likes of Bloomberg and Reuters rather more comfortable than the makers of recorded media.

Chicago now becomes much more like, rather than more distinguishable from, too many colleges and universities not as worthy of note.