Sentence examples for rather of this from inspiring English sources

It begins on the banks of the River Styx, where the ghost (the shade, rather) of this poet and scholar waits to be ferried to the Elysian Fields by Charon (Jeff Weiss), a hard-working old boatman, kind enough but too busy to indulge poets for more than a few minutes.

For Bolzano, a subjective idea as well as a subjective proposition is a real property (or "adherence") of the thinking being in whose mind it appears, or rather of this being's mind or "soul" itself (WL III, 6, 10 f., 109).

Rather, engagement of this sort seems demonstrably an activity of the angry, hostile, begrudging, and dyspeptic.

The restaurant's owner, Carlos Suarez, who also runs BoBo nearby, seems rather proud of this.

And yet, or rather because of, this narrower vision it is about as charming an hour of television as anyone female could hope to stay home for.

"I still feel rather protective of this bear and I'm pestering them all with suggestions for finding a voice worthy of him".

I'm really rather fond of this thing, but the biggest question here is, well, why?

The group shared--although I had rather less of this than most of the others--a self-assurance that was critical to the work.

What is revealed of Hank in the novel makes me rather glad of this.

Nevertheless, or rather because of this, the generals apparently like Hillary.

Rather, activation of this pathway is associated with exit from pluripotent state and commitment to the PrE fate.