Sentence examples for might rather think from inspiring English sources
You might rather think of her career up to that point as a series of glamorous and/or disturbing ciphers.
The structure may also have been more hump-like than sail-like, as noted by Stromer in 1915 ("one might rather think of the existence of a large hump of fat [German: Fettbuckel], to which the [neural spines] gave internal support") and by Jack Bowman Bailey in 1997.
"Hungry Girl is like the Forever 21 of food," she said, referring to the discount clothing chain where the stock is inexpensive, constantly changing and produced under conditions that a conscientious consumer might rather not think about.
I rather think he might still be alive if he had not come across here".
"It's a great challenge, something the guys will go for, but I would rather think it might even enhance the idea of doing something illegal to get there".
I rather think he saw the joke,.
"He told us he hoped very much we wouldn't succeed, but that he rather thought we might," recalls George.
But it was the first proper television we did, and it was very exciting – we were part of this little gang of sketch comedians, including Ricky Gervais, who wrote three or four sketches for it before he made his name, and we rather thought we might shoot to stardom as a result.
I think I might rather hear a heavy Built To Spill burner instead, though.
