Sentence examples for rather at times from inspiring English sources

I believe that the civilian-military gap isn't always born of indifference, but rather, at times, a sense of helplessness on the civilian side.

This does not mean we aren't loved, but rather at times our loved ones just don't have it in them to really get it.

The point is simply that divine people do not always have "divine" reasons for their actions; rather, at times, they infuse divine meaning into very human motives, a practice common to the human condition.

Also, rather brilliantly at times, Cameron makes a big move, though nearly always in relation to political choreography rather than the hard grind of policy.

Forget the reality that the scoreline felt rather deceptive at times, with this far from pristine.

Coogan defends himself, rather surreptitiously at times, against his public image (debauched lothario with megalomaniacal tendencies).

Previn, who openly espouses the Viennese style, and did so benevolently, if rather sedately at times, in Haydn's "London Symphony", enjoyed pointing up its vulgarity.

"I find that rather startling at times and I think that the discussion that we're having about others, we should also be carrying out domestically".

In the age of the iPhone, baseball continues to resemble a nineteenth-century novel: sprawling, anecdote-jammed, and rather tedious at times.

The LIFX bulbs themselves are pretty bulky, too, and can run rather hot at times.

HTC's marketing has been rather understated at times — typified by its 'quietly brilliant' slogan.