Sentence examples for rather I can from inspiring English sources

Or rather, I can see the point, but not why we tolerate them.

Or rather, I can hear the chirping birds that congregate in the branches to peck at them, leaving their seeded, pink hearts exposed to the elements.

Rather, I can recall my own amazement that the story was to be published at all, so accustomed was I to the fearful silence surrounding the issue.

But having read the speech twice, carefully, I am still in the dark as to what his solutions are to the problems he identifies.Or rather, I can find four concrete policy proposals, none of which are unique to the centre-left in Europe.

I cannot shield you from the harsh realities of the world, but rather I can give you guidance in seeking a better reality.

She giggles and replies, "Good morning to you too!" We talk about everything and nothing, and I think – or rather, I hope – I can sense some mutual nervousness.

Bertie keeps sending me flowers and has proposed at least twice, but I do rather think I can do better.

I agree with him that obstacle races are rather daft: I can get my kicks from my local woods easily enough and for less than a £100 entry fee.

From the Colemanballsian ("The slow-motion replay doesn't show how fast the ball was really travelling"), to the rather risqué ("I can think of one or two 'ucks', Michael, but 'snuh' isn't amongst them," after Michael Slater asked if there was such a word as 'snuck'), to the classic "Gatting has … absolutely no idea what has happened to it.

There is definitely a sense of urgency and drive behind many of my actions, but it's not because I expect to be handed a reward without earning for it, but rather because I can see so clearly a better future.

I don't believe charter schools take anything away from traditional public schools; rather, I think they can be centers for innovation and models for best practices.