Sentence examples for rather you could from inspiring English sources
Or rather you could laugh if it were not for Patrushev, who now, in 2015, apparently credits the words uttered many years ago by a Kremlin parapsychologist in a hypnotic state, and attributed to Albright.
The slight draft of pathos and regret that chill these retrospective musings came through all the more strongly in his recent interview in Die Zeit, in the course of Spielberg's discussion of the new film: Without any special effects or super-powers, Tintin's strength lies in his personality, or, rather, you could say, in the lack of his own personality.
If you'd rather, you could even keep a kit in your car, if you drive to school, or in your cubby box at school if you don't have a locker.
If you're rather daring you could drop something for him to pick up, eg, a bracelet or a necklace.
But if your eyes registered gamma rays rather than light, you could gaze at it safely for there is practically nothing to see.
If you think prices may drop sooner rather than later, you could buy coverage year to year, with costs rising each year.
Others duct-taped their penny loafers, which, by the way, didn't hold pennies but rather dimes, so you could make a phone call.
He was, rather, a guy you could call to get help if you needed to rig a stock or find a way to cash in some dubious or worthless securities.
Baga is rather overdeveloped, but you could head down the coast to lovely Majorda, backpacker favourite Palolem or up to hippyish Arambol where there are lots of funky beach shacks and boutique hotels (see i-escape.com).
'Though personally, as regards freedom, I was rather against.' You could read all of Houellebecq's work as a bleak elegy for the certainties of the republic and the church, a tirade against the dilution of the French nation by Americanisation and liberal multiculturalism - a kind of literary Le Penism.
