Sentence examples for rather especially from inspiring English sources

It is even — or rather, especially — when the barbarians (whoever they are) are at the gates, when crisis is inevitable or even imminent, that right action is the only option, whether or not it's likely to succeed.

And this, in turn, means that you need to look very closely at any proposals coming from the usual suspects, even — or rather especially — if the proposal is being represented as a bipartisan, common-sense solution.

When he's not approving mortgages, or rather especially when he is, Ripka lays his hands on customers and colleagues, bows his head and prays: "Lord, I pray that you will bring Matt and Jaimie the best buyer for their house so that they have the money to purchase the new home they feel called to.

The progress I see, whether through rose-tinted spectacles or not, is neither a function of grading nor constant assessment, but rather, especially with passive learners, building their confidence at a pace suitable to the child and not trying to bludgeon their personalities into something I deem acceptable.

Rather, especially according to some aspects, the two look completing each other and the joint use can add value to the assessment.

As customs change across cultures and countries, so do misogyny, laws protecting against harassment and the perception of what is appropriate and what is not for women, even -- or rather especially - for women leaders.

I found this book rather average, especially the beginning.

It seems rather painful, especially coming from my original country".

Many of the phenomena will look rather similar, especially in LHC data.

Everywhere it seems uncommon and rather local, especially in the north of the species' range.

His apartment was rather small, especially for a Chilean writer, and there were no books.