Sentence examples for might have rather from inspiring English sources

But he might have rather been playing for France in the European Championship had it not been eliminated.

I tried to concentrate on the types of injuries the driver might have rather than how unsafe it was walking on that stretch of road, particularly in the evening.

He might have rather liked the old boy, but he energetically pressed home his superiority as a curator with shows not just of the big Americans, but of Prunella Clough, Keith Vaughan, Edward Burra and Ceri Richards.

That Joe Gormley - the bluff "moderate" National Union of Mineworkers president during its successful walkouts of 1972 and 1974, later ennobled by the Tories - turns out to have been a special branch informer, who tipped off his handlers about strike plans, is mostly a surprise because he might have rather been expected to pick up the phone and talk to government ministers direct.

They might have rather a role on local creep acceleration because of their effect on subcritical crack growth.

Patients might have rather more mixed feelings, given that most people have never been consulted about any of this.

He might have had rather more had Muriel, sliding in, been able to reach Sarabia's ball in and the game was happening at his end of this arena.

Weinwurm didn't discuss was the feeling that some fina?? cial statements appeared to have been designed to obscure rather than illuminate because illumination might have dismayed rather than pleased.

Had this game been in Miami rather than Daegu, that ice might have been rather thin, but as the ground erupted Ahn may as well have been walking on water.

Unusually though, things went as we might have wanted, rather than as we feared.

Had that happened, Thursday's vote might have been rather different.