Sentence examples similar to rather like that idea from inspiring English sources
What the judge actually told us was that we now had equal rights to anyone in the country who had lived there for 3,000 years, and I rather liked that idea". Even though he is now 65, Sniderman has no plans to retire and neither can he be forced to.
It was Murray who headhunted her during the French Open two years ago; although she committed then to a bigger workload than Lendl had taken on before quitting in March of that year, there was always a sense that, while this was something that had not occurred to her, she rather liked the idea for as long as it lasted.
The government, which rather likes the idea of calling a reformed force the Northern Ireland Police Service or suchlike, has now drafted an amendment to its legislation, stating that the new police service has its roots in the RUC.
Wyatt himself subsequently confessed to rather liking the idea.
I tell him I rather liked the idea of the flip book.
"He rather liked the idea of taking the Senate with him".
Stanley had been fascinated from childhood by holloways – and rather liked the idea of living in one, at least temporarily.
Northerners also rather liked the idea of joining the EU and, thereby, gaining some of the tourism and towering development they envied in the south.
"We rather liked the idea of recycling an old greenhouse, rather than doing something cheap and hard-looking or swish and hideously expensive," Ms. Dickey said.
(The truth is, the child in me rather liked the idea). Daylight arrived with the mystifying sound of a ringing telephone.
