Sentence examples for rather clean from inspiring English sources

The comedian Lewis Black said that he'd rather clean a latrine than attend the Republican Convention.

His text is economical and elegant, never self-consciously poetic or fussy, but rather clean and specific in its prosody.

"What China lacks is not money but rather clean government," said Hong Kong legislator Claudia Mo. "Our trust in those provincial governments has gone bankrupt".

Borrowings — or, rather, clean thefts — of form from Picasso, Matisse, and Miró infuse welters of charcoal line that set off pink body fragments, in reversible figure-ground relation with passages of golden browns.

@Seb: This is one of our core finding: because the production of an electric car causes roughly twice the climate impact of producing a comparable conventional car, it must run on rather clean electricity to "make up" for the initial climate impact.

"Most users have rather clean and repeating patterns in their work from a statistics point of view," Niemelä says.

The restaurant: Rather clinical clean space.

Christmas is dirty carbs rather than clean eating, rosy cheeks instead of Kardashian contouring.

Sports cannot be truly trusted to oversee their activities, since the instinct of insiders is to defend the citadel, rather than clean its streets.

By the standards of most Western, let alone developing, countries, British MPs are rather boringly clean, not least because their opportunity for wrongdoing is severely limited.

"Rather than clean out the box or hit it with Raid, why not put up another bird box?" Though this sounds a bit ridiculous, think about it.