Sentence examples for must be rather from inspiring English sources

That level of attention, one assumes, must be rather unnerving.

It just seems to me that everyone else's vocabulary must be rather grotesquely attenuating.

For the professional Little Englander, such a connection must be rather embarrassing.

But he added that, by these standards, "all biological systems must be rather smart".

That must be rather awkward, given that she's such close friends with Donald Trump's daughter.

So it must be rather disconcerting that it is these songs that his fans still can't get enough of.

Still it remains a market with huge potential, though foreign brewers must now be rather tired of hearing that.

For two men who grew up in the Thatcher era this must all be rather nostalgic.

We explain why this is so and draw attention to the fact that similar cases must actually be rather frequent.

My own experience, it must be said, was rather different.

Among its most consequential advice was this: "The noble title of 'dissident' must be earned rather than claimed; it connotes sacrifice and risk rather than mere disagreement".