Sentence examples for rather like what from inspiring English sources
It sounds rather like what Mr Osborne has in mind.
That sounds rather like what Yahoo does, given its myriad investments in other companies.
"It was rather like what happened to DH Lawrence," suggested Barker's friend, the poet and anthologist Tony Astbury.
Its publication sparked massive interest in Jungian circles, rather like what happens in Christian circles when a new first-century codex is discovered.
These views may seem rather like what you sometimes see from the window of a plane, but the perspective is not that of someone looking at right angles to the ground.
This may sound familiar - rather like what we used to hear from the Kremlin before the collapse of the Soviet Union, or what we have been hearing recently from Cuba since Fidel Castro became indisposed.
Queen Margaret does exactly that but, to his dismay, she rather likes what she sees.
As I lay in my large comfortable bed under the mosquito net, listening to the roar of the surf and watching the intense blue of the Caribbean night sky, the thin white curtains blowing in the breeze, I rather liked what I saw.
And yes, of course, I'd rather like to hear what people thought about me.
The Scottish people are about to speak again, and this time, rather inconveniently, some might not like what they say when they vote for the SNP in unprecedented numbers.
This time I conceded up front that it could never take the place of my old relationship with music -- with the college D.J.'s who didn't try to guess what I would like but rather showed me how to like what they liked.
