Sentence examples for might rather be from inspiring English sources

The book might rather be called "What It Was We Did Before We All Watched Telly".

The only place Stairs might rather be is a hockey rink.

But an American victory might rather be viewed as an upset.

They might rather be called demarcation lines since they were clearly not intended as barriers to passage.

It might rather be described as an essay upon the geometrical interpretation of the theory of numbers.

But I suspect interest might rather be running on empty by the time Blade Runner 7 rolls around.

And these guys look straight -- in fact, they look as if they might rather be having sex with women.

This difference in the SOC Ca2+ kinetics might rather be due to an increased efficiency of intracellular Ca2+ re-capture by quiescent GSLCs.

Another detected that Rankin's fictional allegiance might rather be to the American crime novel of the early 20th century than to more recent British crime writing.

This is what Mooney calls "manufacturing controversy", though one might rather be inclined, in a nod to Chomsky, to term it "manufacturing dissent".

Its mood might rather be described as poignant: sympathetic to its subjects, generous to their accomplishments and extenuating none of their errors.