Sentence examples for take it rather from inspiring English sources

Therefore be not aggrieved with your sickness and take it not with grutching but take it rather all by gladness".

And people have the opportunity to get closer with their grandparents and be honest and sort of create that relationship with them, and I think that they should take it rather than wait.

In Winter 2010, a pilot version of the research-based course was taught to ∼20 students who volunteered to take it rather than the older "cookbook" course.

She takes it rather well.

To his credit he took it rather well.

"He cannot control, he probably knows this, and he takes it rather calmly because he doesn't have enough power to stop it".

I looked over at the other couple on the tour with us, who, judging by their furrowed brows and the number of questions they were asking about the minutiae of the trilogy, were taking it rather more seriously than us.

It was all a bit unedifying for their tight-head cornerstone Adam Jones, who took it rather personally.

We have lived together easily and happily and after taking it rather slowly, we finally decided to get married last September in the Adirondack Mountains..

Jorge Heine, a former Chilean ambassador to South Africa, warns that South Africa does not seem to realize the potential of a more "niche" focus within the G-20, and that the country does not "seem to have fully realised what the G-20 entails and ha[s] taken it rather nonchalantly" [ 32].

"If we get to a point where it is structurally unsound we would have to take it down rather than risk it falling on the house," Ms. Verone said.