Sentence examples for rather shall from inspiring English sources

"You are about to hear a rather, shall we say, unorthodox performance of the Brahms D minor Concerto," Bernstein began, "a performance distinctly different from any I've ever heard, or even dreamt of for that matter, in its remarkably broad tempi and its frequent departures from Brahms's dynamic indications".

This rather, shall we say, conspicuous-looking device is the miniCaster.

Internet pundits have been rather, shall we say, catty about the price based on a rough glance at the specs, and Leica's VP of marketing says that's just not fair.

Moreover, it seems rather — shall we say — suspicious that the horoscope service that was never signed up for by my family member (indeed, could not have been signed up for since the SIM was still in its packet when the service was activated) was for the correct star sign.

It causes one to wonder what's next on Jon's list, or rather, shall we say, Newt's list.

The statement of claim takes a rather, shall we say, strong stance against Thibeault, saying he behaved with "deceit, arrogance, high-handedness, and a callous disregard for Denise and her rights".

Rather, I shall attempt to put the events in perspective from the standpoint of the Presidency".

The final text says that countries "may" (rather than "shall") provide detailed information and a timeframe for their emissions cuts.

Rather, I shall shake it as equals do, and smile at you as you smile at me.

Rather, both "shall be kept in the field till they are exhausted, when we will make a compromise and save slavery".

In the 1990s, alarmed by an increase in the welfare rolls, he sought to change New York's law to read that the state "may provide" rather than "shall provide" benefits.