Sentence examples for rather there was from inspiring English sources

Despite Nur's central role, there was not one "master recruiter", Luger said, rather there was "peer-to-peer recruitment" in which friends and relatives recruited each other.

Rather, there was just a muted sense of relief.

"Rather there was a tendency to feed the most alarming tidbits to the president.

Rather, there was evidence that once the residents ran away and the houses were torched.

He'd rather there was no problem to fix in the first place.

Rather, there was a sense that they hadn't gone far enough".

"I'd rather there was fighting in the Parliament than fighting on the streets".

Or rather, there was one tatty building called the Old Comrades Club, which was shut.

No wonder the EU would rather there was as little public discussion as possible.

Or rather there was an unwanted extra: a surfeit of respect.

Rather, there was something different about the way her body experienced pain: For the most part, it didn't.