Sentence examples for rather a day from inspiring English sources

After checking out life on the right side of the law in Serpico, he headed back to a life (or rather, a day) of crime in Sidney Lumet's Oscar-winning drama.

"I don't think that today is a day of celebration, but rather a day of reflection, where we can look at the people that created these policies that did all this damage," Garcia told HuffPost when Brewer announced her decision.

With the present political turmoil in Hong Kong and the continued persecution of human rights activists in China, I think today is not a day for celebrations but rather a day of sadness," said Oscar Lai, a spokesman for the student group Scholarism.

History will record that he declared his non-candidacy not on December 15th, on "60 Minutes," but, rather, a day earlier, when he appeared as the guest host of "Saturday Night Live".

"There is I'm sure — will be, rather, a day for discussion of the usual Washington policy debates, but I don't think today is that day," he said before Mr. Obama made his remarks.

"I'd rather miss a day of school and be safe," he said.

Nah, thanks all the same, you're thinking, would rather do a day with Damien and Trace.

An earlier version said that there would be poetry readings at a "sophisticated soiree", rather than a day celebrating the works of HP Lovecraft, at Southcart Books.

Some would call my attitude infantile (perhaps they're right) but I would rather spend a day playing with small children than stuck in meetings with adults.

Additionally, our study showed that, apart from the diagnostic investigation, most women would prefer to undergo therapy in an outpatient setting rather than a day case setting.

"There is, I am sure -- will be, rather -- a day for discussion of the usual Washington policy debates, but I do not think today is that day".