Sentence examples for should rather have from inspiring English sources

"I should rather have paid attention to what I was saying and understood that perhaps I was on the record," he said.

Yet as Mr Shawcross argues, the responsible reaction to such doubts, about a serial slaughterer, invader and user of chemical weapons, should rather have been to refuse to give Saddam the benefit of them.

"I should rather have paid attention to what I was saying and understood that perhaps I was on the record," Mr. Chirac offered, as if the record rather than the remark were the issue.

On the contrary, the natural scientists have a tendency of thinking of weapons, that this weapon is destabilizing, an MX is not fulfilling its purpose, we should rather have midgets, mobile or submarine weapons, all these are important points and I would not say scientists should not do it, but it's not the essential thing.

And his view is widely echoed in Israel, including by otherwise balanced observers like Ari Shavit, who argued yesterday in Haaretz that the Lausanne talks were something like Munich all over again; that economic sanctions on Iran should rather have been intensified until "Iran's nuclear capability was entirely sterilized".

On the other hand, if our diet had been constant over a longer period (e.g. several generations), genetic variation should rather have been considered 'root cause' of variation in obesity.

Not to offend him, I said, Any one which you like sir, or all three should you rather have it that way.

Should we not rather have been guilty of a contumelious repugnancy, to what we profess to believe is equitable and just?

We should rather ask: "Who has leverage?" For most of the 20th century, the nation-state has been the only game in town.

He says being tested should not be embarrassing but instead "should rather be like having your teeth checked".

One should, rather, as he has yet to prove himself.