Sentence examples for rather i think from inspiring English sources

Rather, I think that it doesn't much matter existentially.

Rather, I think that social conservatives need to continue broadening their agenda.

Rather, I think of him vigorously elbowing to the side with very sharp elbows, indeed.

Rather, I think he was showing us through the movies never to accept life at face value.

Rather, I think it should be playful, feeling kinetic and a bit goofy, and that is what ModNation Racers delivers.

Rather, I think, he means something that is a bit futuristic, maybe a little harsh, and quite possibly alienating.

Rather, I think doctors have a strange way of grieving their patients.

Rather, I think she has the math skills of a Smith College art history major.

Rather, I think of him vigorously elbowing to the side — with very sharp elbows, indeed.

Rather, I think the I.C.C. process will go a long way in cementing peace in Kenya by stamping out the culture of impunity.

Rather, I think he and his advisers simply made up a proposal that was everything to everybody without bothering to check for internal consistency.