Sentence examples for rather I come from inspiring English sources

Rather, I come to celebrate him and his lucrative talent at playing the outsider on the inside.

The people who asked, "Would it be good if I came over now, would you rather I don't come over at all, or would you rather I come on Saturday?" And the people who said, "I'm going to bring you a present, so you might as well tell me what you want".

"I got a phone call from my sister, and she said she'd rather I came now to see her than come to her funeral," Mr. Skell said.

Rather, I've come to believe that his anxieties were a neurotic remnant of childhood.

Or, rather, I've come to understand that while my presence at these house calls may be cute, or amusing, it is in no way promising: I know that I am not really cut out for the job.

But I wasn't returning to my previous garrulousness; rather, I was coming to understand it as the performativeness of an immigrant who was still trying to impress.

Rather, I slowly came to realize that it was the big puzzles in science that attracted me and that I wouldn't be content working to fill in just a piece or two.

Also, I'm lazy, and I find it easier to use the serial comma consistently rather than stop every time I come to a series and register whether or not the comma before the "and" preceding the last item is actually preventing ambiguity.

I come across as serious rather than off-the-cuff".

Unfortunately, or rather quite fortunately, I came down with the flu.

Next Wave is not an actual genre of music, but rather a concept I came up with about ten years ago that plain never caught on.