Sentence examples for rather sounds from inspiring English sources
But he rather sounds as if he's moving through the list.
It rather sounds as if it's a song Adele has been listening to on repeat.
"It may never have happened to you," the policeman said, "but it rather sounds like your girlfriend is an old hand at this, right?
And who can resist an occasion to play the British sport of accent spotting: is Siobhan putting on that Irish lilt, and what of Chaba, the Hungarian farmhand who rather sounds like an Oxbridge grad?
When "Planet Rock and Miamii bass records reached Rio, in the mid-nineteen-eighties, they spawned yet another genre, "funk" — also referred to as "baile funk" or "funk carioca" — which, confusingly, does not resemble American funk music but, rather, sounds like Miami bass fused with Brazilian singing and drumming.
It rather sounds like they will be scrapped in favor of Avid's ICON line.
The superdelegate exists for a reason, and a rather sound one.
Often rather melancholy sounds, like Elbow, Counting Crows.
And is that really just a bass making all that sound, or rather, all those sounds?
That was ideology rather than sound economics.
Rather, cheaper sound-alikes will be hired.
