Sentence examples for rather when I from inspiring English sources

Rather, when I asked him about it, he said his real-life connections to politicians and world leaders can be useful to the community because he can reach out and advocate for Internet issues on Wikipedia's behalf.

The times I identified most with Niko were not during the game's frequent cut scenes, which drop bombs of "meaning" and "narrative importance" with nuclear delicacy, but rather when I watched him move through the world of Liberty City and projected on to him my own guesses as to what he was thinking and feeling.

Or rather, when I do, I ignore it.

I am not whining (in fact I am rather proud) when I point out that a rather loud group of my fellow atheists, generally today known as the "new atheists", loathe and detest my thinking.

"He was rather relaxed when I saw him.

"I was rather naïve when I began writing 'Adventureland' years back," said the director Greg Mottola ("Superbad").

But all that seems rather abstract when I'm actually standing in front of it.

I was quite conservative and Christian and rather priggish when I went into the army.

She admits some more junior prosecutors "were rather surprised when I rocked up".

Yeah, the eyes glaze over rather rapidly when I start talking about things like neutrino oscillations.

Sadly, they had become rather useless when I accidentally left the matching jacket in a taxi.