Sentence examples for rather not though from inspiring English sources

I'd really rather not, though.

I'd rather not do this, though.

It is a fact the Tories would rather not dwell on, though the heir to the baronetcy of Ballentaylor has the "master of the universe" attitude of an Oxford-educated merchant banker despite his fresh face.

When asked where he had been in the 36 hours after leaving the scene of the incident Hughes said that "I would rather not say, really", though later admitted he had travelled 20 miles to Smethwick.

The thing is, though, they'd rather not be in that position.

What that reason is, though, I'd rather not know.

There are aspects of their past they would rather not be reminded of, though it is hard to forget them with Silda Grauman (Ms. Light), Polly's sharp-tongued sister, in residence.

By no means is he alone in this type of failure, by the way: All the tech giants have products and phases they'd rather not speak of or, though they might refuse to acknowledge it, have been crushing defeats.

For all that history, though, the current Red Sox would rather not reflect.

It looks as though Samuel Alito and Elena Kagan would rather not be thrown together.

We all know it's coming, even though we'd rather not go through it.