Sentence examples for occasionally rather from inspiring English sources
They illuminate Orwell's first marriage with an occasionally rather startling clarity.
While these were strictly private affairs, word got out that they were occasionally rather debauched.
It's a raw, raucous, occasionally rather ropey tribute, yet also oddly auspicious.
User FredBaby describes Steambath's TV movie adaptation as "tenderly believable and occasionally rather funny".
Yet it was also a successful attempt to go mainstream; the movie was amazingly generous and, occasionally, rather sober and slow.
Dietetics professor Duane Mellor's verdict: Probably best to enjoy a little coconut oil in a Thai dish occasionally rather than using it daily!
If she instead attacks Sanders himself, as she occasionally does, rather than addressing the very American demand for fairness, she will alienate his supporters and, should she become the nominee, in their anger they could sit out the election.
Who I Am is occasionally a rather harrowing read, particularly when it comes to his chaotic childhood.
She did occasionally get rather cross with her politicians and when that happened she would very occasionally write a furious letter to be read out in Cabinet.
But we generally reserve them for celebrities and sports stars, pundits and occasionally politicians, rather than the people who arguably do most to make our lives better.
We think of "the economy" in terms of natural forces, into which we occasionally intervene, rather than in terms of a whole variety of social relations that need some kind of co-ordination.
