Sentence examples for rather, though from inspiring English sources

I'd rather, though, that any independent press that publishes a minimum of two titles in English a year every year (distributed to the UK, and with a UK ISBN) should be allowed to submit one title.

Rather, though, than reflect on the likely results and their further implications, I thought I should remind the jaundiced, such as myself, of some of the easily forgotten benefits of these assessments, since their inception, as the Research Selectivity Exercise, in the ancient times of 1986.

He distances himself rather, though he does still need a reminder not to smite Earth's entirely smite-worthy inhabitants.

Foreshadowed, rather: though The Tin Drum is not at all a generous novel, it patiently explained to generations of novelists to come that great novels of the excesses of history could be filtered through small lives and grating, ugly voices.

Or boy, rather: though it doesn't make so much of it as some other recent fictional forays into the same territory, this is the story of an African boy soldier, because Banana has lied about his age and is actually 13.

Rather, though, thinks she could run for President, which, again, is the dream of every Democrat in America.

"The experience was rather disturbing, though.

I rather fear, though, that it's all been bolted together with lazy stereotypes.

Rather inconveniently, though, you need to be alone in order to absorb them.

I rather like, though, a few more straightforward pieces of advice – "ignore assholes" and "get out of the way".

What was rather difficult, though, about this position was always having to turn up at the most awkward moment.