Sentence examples for rather declared from inspiring English sources
Before being blacked out at the insistence of data protectors, vast amounts of data were downloaded, posted to other sites or, as eBay found, burned on to disks.The uproar in families and workplaces caused by the revelation of people's incomes (or, rather, declared incomes) can only be guessed at.
"Let's give a tip of the Stetson to the loser, Vice President Al Gore, and at the same time, a big tip and a hip, hip, hurrah and a great big Texas howdy to the new president of the United States," Mr. Rather declared.
Notice that when Apple decided to block WikiLeaks, it didn't block the website, but rather declared that the App didn't meet developer guidelines.
He almost came to blows with Ricky Ponting, who said he would rather declare there and then and lose than let Langer risk his health.
Furthermore, Article III, which establishes the jurisdiction of the federal courts, does not mention national citizenship but rather declares that "the judicial Power" shall extend, among other things, "to Controversies…between Citizens of different States" (the so-called "diversity jurisdiction").
For them to be published in a much more public context now, by a political adversary who would rather declare war on doctors than answer serious questions that Kansans have, is truly sad".
Recently, my 4-year-old rather poignantly declared that he wished his first name were Paul.
Rather, he declared, "It is an essential feature of the universe".
He is "rather dangerous," declared The Economist, which observed that he "genuinely believes in the need to create a fairer society".
That impression hasn't been helped by the recent series of columns written by Keller himself, in which he rather proudly declared that he had tweeted "#TwitterMakes-YouStupid.
When it introduced the third-generation car as a 2006 model, Mazda rather huffily declared that it wasn't to be called Miata — it was now just the MX-5.
