Sentence examples for should rather say from inspiring English sources

The court expressly declines to apply or overrule Mezei, but attempts to distinguish it, or, I should rather say, to obscure it in a legal fog.

Morris let fly, his mind occasionally racing ahead of his pen: "As to your question as to socialism will make men honest; I should rather say that it will not prevent them from being honest as the present system does.

Or should I rather say, of my academic journey.

Or should we rather say that they are qualities on which certain relations follow (i.e., relations secundum esse dici)?

Well, it can be pretty depressing to know or should I rather say "think" that you have to start all over.

But instead of saying ballet should be much, much bigger in our society, I would rather say dance should be.

This is why, usually, they rather say that we should expect a coefficient of 1.

"Next week should be Tom's week," Rather said.

clothes — Kingsley Amis: "I admit that I should rather like to be able to say close but from fear of being misunderstood do not dare".

Rather should one say that the time of occurrence of congenital dislocation of the hip is not known, because of inadequate investigation in early life.

They should rather be directed towards private enterprises, says Zimmern, because that it where the future is.