Sentence examples for rather dressed from inspiring English sources

Rather, dressed as she often is in a tailor-made white tuxedo jacket, saddle shoes and a natty black-ribbon tie, her hair swept up into a pompadour, Ms. Mon? 23, sees her style as purely her own.

Personally, I would rather dress like Frank (gave good hat, God rest his soul).

Given the choice, however, most Padaung girls would rather dress the way kids do on MTV's "Total Request Live".

I'd rather dress like someone who is breaking into somebody's house than someone who's in court because they've broken into somebody's house.

Their realisation that a silent majority of London's coolest young citizens can't actually stand techno, and would rather dress like Alexander O'Neal's sassy niece while emotively vogueing to Ice Box by Omarion, spawned a whole subgenre of nightlife.

Jews are the only group of rich white people who habitually vote Democratic and many of the Jewish commentators who are credited with such influence over American policy would rather dress up in a Ku Klux Klan outfit than endorse the current president.The Jewish lobby has a particularly testy relationship with the Bush dynasty.

Would you rather dress up like this? Want more?

Dress not like how you would expect to dress in that position, but rather dress how you would expect to if you were going to have your new boss' job.

"Now obviously we are keen for that to happen but we probably will ask them that rather dress in the costumes they have maybe to leave that to a certain point at night when there are no families around," she told BBC Radio Lancashire.

As she continues to resist, a rather flamboyantly dressed, hair-flaunting woman her scarf tucked behind her ears - carouses past them unscathed.

This is somewhat more than I paid the last time I ate at a bistro in Paris, but the food is rather more dressed up, too.