Sentence examples similar to rather apart from inspiring English sources

Thereafter the debate rather fell apart.

"I must conclude, alas, that real reality and published reality were rather far apart.

On how we need to come together – rather come apart – as a country.

Now we were rather far apart and had to yell to be heard.

Everybody can applaud that measure – or, rather, everybody apart from the agents, but they have only themselves to blame.

I think it's essential that issues which transcend national borders are tackled together, rather than apart.

His sculpture, objects and collaborations with other artists feel part of the world rather than apart from it.

He enjoyed riding and hunting, but his knowledge of literature was rather specialized (apart from the historians) and his acquaintance with philosophy superficial.

There would be boats on it, or rather boats apart from the occasional Thames Clipper (river bus) or police boat trickling along the Thames.

The symbolism of a government saying that they were a part of the people, rather than apart from the people, was understood by all.

Eventually you come out on to a huge lake dotted with wooded islands - a peaceful scene but again rather monotone, apart from the occasional heron.