Sentence examples for sort of rather from inspiring English sources

It always struck me as a sort of rather cozy British affair.

"There seems to be this sort of rather large — I want to use the word booming, or throbbing — undercurrent that was American cultural history," he told me.

He was told to colour and decorate it, but insisted on glazing it in opalescent white: "I sort of rather stuck there I'm afraid".

"There seems to be this sort of rather large—I want to use the word booming, or throbbing undercurrent that was American cultural history," he told me.

But President Obama sort of rather blew that out of the water by announcing an even bigger MPA in Hawaii – trust the Yanks to indulge in a bit of one-upmanship over us poor Brits.

There's a program about cars called Top Gear on TV, and there's a scene in the film where the characters are saying they like the presenter, who's kind of right of center and known for his sort of rather oafish opinions.

So the Bernie supporters would rather them not have any sort of translation rather than have someone like myself, who just happened to be a Hillary supporter, do the translation".

But a partial return, to Manhattan rather than Brooklyn and to the present (a sort of present), rather than the seventies and eighties.

Rimington does this sort of thing rather well.

"It was a really instinctive, almost animal sort of feeling rather than an intellectual exercise.

Paul's discovery of his avatar is a motor for another sort of novel, rather than an end in itself.