Sentence examples for rather takes from inspiring English sources
It all rather takes the gloss of England's Six Nations.
This mammoth scale rather takes away from the minute pleasures of Holmes's sleuthery.
A language is never corrupted, rather, takes on different forms to suit modern times, while always remaining valid.
A Guardian columnist described Angela Merkel asthe most monstrous Western European leader of this generationwhich rather takes the breath away when coming from a liberal newspaper.
It does not create state legislatures out of whole cloth, but rather takes them as they come -- as creatures born of, and constrained by, their state constitutions.
It's a logistically mind-boggling stunt, garnished with surprising human stakes, that rather takes the shine off Birdman – which, after all, only faked its whizzy technical conceit.
"I'd rather take the blame".
I'd rather take succour from that.
She would rather take his calls.
"I'd rather take my kids there".
Julia would rather take longer to build one house once.
