Sentence examples for rather a friendly from inspiring English sources

"The fairways are not generous, but rather a friendly width".

This isn't to say that Google's forthcoming Chromebooks won't be wildly popular and successful, or that the OS will have more security issues than any other platform, but rather a friendly reminder that attackers innovate at the same rate as manufacturers.

Would you have rather a friendly no? J: I don't expect you to understand.

Guys would much rather have a friendly, optimistic girl than a pessimistic one who hates everything.

Kate Connolly, our correspondent in Germany, says that Jean-Claude Trichet and Dominque Strauss-Kahn will put German politicians under pressure to agree the bailout by insisting that the rescue package is "a necessity" rather than just a friendly act.

Because she made an end run around the party leaders to the governor's office, they say, and because of her preference for dealing with other politicians through staff members rather than over a friendly drink after work, she never developed the kind of deep bonds with the party that might now be tugging her home.

Rather than having a friendly debate, the Internet abruptly ends that possibility.

It was not lead by a label or any kind of business deal, it was a rather friendly approach with a gesture, "How would you like to work with Al Stewart?" I did admire his work, and he came from the same kind of musical background that I did.

"It's not a threat, rather a piece of friendly advice.

It was a rather friendly opening to an E3 press conference.

In 2010, players from Guadalajara stated that they would rather play the Copa Libertadores final rather than appear on a friendly against Spain, the reigning FIFA World Cup holders who are playing with their best side, and dispute their own national league.