Sentence examples for rather very from inspiring English sources

The digitally created tiger is incredible, or rather, very credible.

The clothes weren't creative flights of fantasy, but rather very precise, Sixties cool.

"I was a first-time writer, so I did as I was told," she said in a statement last week about the new – or rather very old – book.

Ben Q. Limb, who advised Mr. Roh on foreign policy during the campaign, said, "I wouldn't characterize him as naïve, but rather very sophisticated".

"So some of it is built into a political lexicon that makes you sound tougher if you don't talk to somebody, and, rather, very loudly, wield a big stick.

While the head of the IMF struck Iacub as a rather very rightwing politician, the sybarite in him was a true revolutionary, copulating equally with the poor and the ugly, the beautiful and the powerful.

War against Iraq should not be our first choice, but rather our very, very last resort.

(Although self-satire might also be seen as a rather clever, very British way of defusing real criticism).

"Rather windswept, very remote".

Rather incredibly, very little.

These choices were imperfect -- rather corny, very country.