Sentence examples for rather I doubt from inspiring English sources

"Rather I doubt the integrity of the opposing campaign," she said.

I wonder — or, rather, I doubt — whether Stoppard would seriously have relished living in the libertarian Socialist Prague whose suppression by the Soviets he now so eloquently deplores.

(Or, rather, I doubt there's a movie from that time that Scorsese hasn't seen, but still wonder whether his recollection of it surfaced en route).

Thus, while Kondrashov may find my comments about evolutionary causes rather obvious, I doubt that they will be so obvious to everyone, and clearly they have not been obvious in the recent history of our field.

Asked whether she felt the property would attract more interest because of its famous occupant, the neighbour rather pessimistically replied: "I doubt many people will know who he is".

I rather doubt, I'd be sceptical about whether she could receive a fair trial.

While there is talk of cooperation with Iraq and Al Qaeda, I don't believe -- I doubt, rather -- that there has been some cooperation.

Rather, it is – and I doubt I am the first person to say this – a culinary experience, a fascinating way to enjoy four hours that are built around food (and attentive service), but are much more than that.

If I had chosen to walk about Washington in a white hood and sheets rather than black ones, I doubt I would have encountered such universal politeness.

Given his life so far I rather doubt it, just as I doubt that the Red Priests resurrect the dead for fun.

I doubt it; rather it is because of his humanity and his unflinching, perceptive compassion.