Sentence examples for rather comments from inspiring English sources

Rather, comments from administration officials have been deliberately ambiguous.

There wasn't any cut eye either, but rather comments like, "I want to be like that when I'm older" rolling off tongues and prompting new found pals.

Although he had enjoyed a distinguished and high-profile career within the party, it was widely assumed that Mr Hughes, who is on the Liberal Democrat left, would rather comment on the government from the outside than compromise within it.

I'd rather comment via Twitter or in actual comments.

Many of the large outcome studies have rather commented on scoring systems that predict mortality, but failed to gather meaningful peri-operative information.

Some MPC members have been making rather hawkish comments recently, suggesting that concerns about inflation are increasing.

Farage came on, spoke very well, was very funny, but ended it with some rather harsh comments about Greece.

Regular Outlook readers may recall that in November I highlighted some rather pointed comments that the Deutsche Bank boss made about his colleagues in investment banking.

The authors of one paper who made rather patronising comments waited 15 years to find the criticised theory accepted as commonplace by their own graduate students.

She is also known for her rather outspoken comments about women in science.

The news has prompted some rather depressing comments about the Globe's relative worth.