Sentence examples for rather bullying from inspiring English sources
It's not as simple and overt as the toilet bowl "swirly" featured at the beginning of the video; rather bullying can be as covert as a targeted eye-rolling and rumor-spreading.
From the perspective of its impact, the most worrisome type of violence is the VAHPITWP that recurs daily: not physical violence – which is infrequent, although with more serious consequences – but rather bullying / mobbing.
Outside, it looks rather bullying and corporate.
Poems like "What You Mean I Can't Irony?" have the same fighting spirit that drives Reed's more controversial essays, but in the context of the poem Reed seems to be cajoling rather than bullying his reader, setting out honey rather than vinegar.
But she believes in persuasion rather than bullying".
Of course, I did have a rather powerful, bullying and intense mother.
America prides itself on values of freedom and democracy, and assisting, rather than bullying, other countries.
The new agencies used wit and imagination rather than bullying hard sell".
Mr. Frost gently elicited answers rather than bullying his guests, and his dandyish striped shirts were almost as much of a trademark as Mr. King's suspenders.
Friends describe Staley as not your typical brash, boastful investment banker but a sensitive, reflective and respectful soul who concentrates on building strong teams around him rather than bullying subordinates.
Far from being a warrior president, Mr Bush risks being thought of as asleep on his watch, holidaying in Crawford rather than bullying his cabinet to focus on the mounting terrorist threat.The commission would never have materialised without the lobbying of a group of September 11th widows particularly a quartet known as the Jersey Girls.
