Sentence examples for rather he could from inspiring English sources

Rather, he could be the solution.

Chief among them: he tends to be long-winded, getting bogged down in a kind of professorial explanation when his advisers would rather he could fit his answer on a bumper sticker.

Or, rather, he could, sort of, since she often acted like one already, full of rage at the second-rate servants whom life had hired to take and bring her order.

Rather, he couldn't get the senior leadership to agree on anything, ''from whether or not we should invest $2 billion in a new collection system to whether we should serve grilled cheese" to visiting delegations.

Rather, he could sweep them all away quite simply through the charge that they fall short of the conditions for meaning.

Rather, he could enroll in a graduate program and embark on the academic career he supposedly admires.

One could refer to Lee Chandler as "he who did not talk," or rather "he who could not find the words to express his tragedy".

He thought he could feel — or, rather, he felt he could now think about — the capacity of music to connect with its listeners viscerally, as well as intellectually.

Rather, he simply could not hear.

It was not that he failed to settle, rather that he could not make his mark.

(She was rather hoping he could help with that, in a tender postcoital moment).