Sentence examples for rather even if from inspiring English sources

(Or, rather, even if it turned out she could).

Or rather, even if plausible, he may not be the Rhett we need.

The real question isn't "What can Microsoft do to fix their Windows product?" but rather "Even If Windows and Office were perfect, would it be enough to keep Microsoft relevant in the medium term?" I think the answer to that latter question might be "nope".

It all sounds rather exciting, even if Lee's contributions to the superhero pantheon in recent decades have been rather less vital than those he helped dream up during the 1960s.

It sounded rather attractive, even if it wasn't exactly worked through.

For one, Bolivian wine is really rather good, even if some of the bottle labels are shockers.

"I think people would rather know, even if they're wrong, than not know anything," he said.

But now it says this, rather irritatingly, even if you haven't won then but have done so in the past six months.

Whether deliberately or not, AA has chosen as its leader a man with a missionary zeal for a profession that even many insiders find rather dull (even if he does take an unAmerican four weeks of holiday a year).

Yet South-East Asia is proving rather resilient, even if the new kid on the regional block, reforming Myanmar, has too small an economy yet to have much of an impact.

"We hear from families that they would rather know, even if they have a terrible disease with a terrible prognosis, than go through their lives not knowing," he said.