Sentence examples for sometimes rather from inspiring English sources

Sometimes rather more than half, sometimes rather less.

He is difficult, uncooperative and sometimes rather dense.

It was simple, sleepy music, sometimes rather crudely done.

Tomorrow is also exquisitely but sometimes rather dimly lit.

Sometimes, rather than asking her daughter for money, she borrows from other people.

And, unlike on Broadway, the sometimes rather hefty ticket price includes a great meal.

Its officials are sometimes rather unimpressive and shamefully careless in their choice of words.

Germany has "instincts sometimes rather than a clearly articulated policy", says a senior EU official.

Sometimes, rather than experimenting with the camera itself, they experimented with light and sensitized paper.

But reading her memoir made me feel exploitative, prurient and sometimes rather sick.

Muhly's command of the English religious-music tradition informs his non-liturgical compositions, too, if sometimes rather impishly.