Sentence examples for rather thought from inspiring English sources

It is regarded as more than a privilege extended by the state to its citizenry; it is rather thought of as an inalienable right that inheres to every adult citizen by virtue of citizenship.

'I rather thought it would be you,' he said".

Cameron: I always rather thought women rather fancied a Boden-catalogue man.

"I rather thought it would be you," said Philby, when Elliott turned up.

"He told us he hoped very much we wouldn't succeed, but that he rather thought we might," recalls George.

"We rather thought that Janet was going to be married to her career forever," her mother told me.

Or 'controlled freedom'?" To be clear, metamodernism doesn't prescribe such reconstructions as specific political solutions, but rather thought-experiments that aim to push us away from entrenched ideologies.

Unlike some, I found it neither boring nor damaging, but rather, thought-provoking.

It is a rather startling thought.

A rather socialist thought occurs – I just can't help myself.

Rather the thought occurs that we should congratulate Mr. Bloomberg on his inability to stay his tongue.