Sentence examples for rather gone from inspiring English sources

CHARCOAL has rather gone out of fashion.

And we have rather gone beyond Brüning".

Does that make me a snob?" – he had rather gone off the boil.

As he admits, he's rather gone out of his way not to build a following.

Hasn't the heat rather gone out of it in the 53 years since it was first staged?

At the height of modernism, there was an idea that art was on a pure trajectory towards an ideal, but that has rather gone out the window now".

Apropos of sentimentality and commercialism, some seem to have been disappointed this year by I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! which, it is said, has rather gone off since ITV scheduled its launch to follow The X Factor.

At its best, this show will either send you back to the novels or make you read them for the first time – although personally I've always rather gone along with Oscar Wilde's opinion that "it would take a heart of stone to read the death of Little Nell without laughing".