Sentence examples for possibly rather from inspiring English sources

Possibly rather too much.There's no doubt that Britons have become increasingly uneasy since the pace of events accelerated last autumn.

Possibly, rather than relying so heavily on the public purse, some of these alternatives could be tried.

The show is slightly at odds with the idea that the underwear of the past is weird, wonderful and possibly rather perverted.

Third set: Davenport 0-1* Clijsters Davenport is creaking around the court rather slowly now, possibly rather peeved to still be in action.

In ITV peak-time, however, the descendants of Manuel still exist and – possibly rather depressingly for the Spanish ambassador to the UK – are still occupying much the same line of work.

Of the novilleros reviewed here, Wells Tower, an American from North Carolina, is perhaps the one whose work lends itself most naturally to this particular, possibly rather rarefied, way of reading.

It all seemed perfectly acceptable at the time, possibly even rather elegantly understated.

Now, though, she is single again – a state to which she might possibly be rather well-suited.

As he said: "It is an axiom of the trade that all editors will one day be ex-editors, possibly sooner rather than later".

I believe in having all the information, as much of it as I possibly can, rather than making a decision or statement about whether I totally agree or disagree when I wasn't privy to the situation".

Several NATO officials said they expected that aides to General McChrystal who were quoted in Rolling Stone magazine making disparaging remarks about senior Obama administration officials would leave, possibly sooner rather than later.