Sentence examples for take this rather from inspiring English sources

However, to take this rather elaborate security measure I had to cross the raised threshold.

Anyone interested can take this rather wonderful virtual tour of the ground (thanks to the equally wonderful In Bed With Maradona for directing us to this).

Whatever the reasons that led Saussure to take this rather paradoxical view, his teaching on this point was not generally accepted, and scholars soon began to apply structural concepts to the diachronic study of languages.

Basically, every state government, business or organization that made the decision to stay out of North Carolina as long as this discriminatory law was in effect made it that much easier for the NCAA to take this rather drastic step.

It's a shame that some of the sceptics have had to take this rather shallow attempt to discredit robust science undertaken by some of the world's most respected scientists.

I'll take this rather than fifth or sixth place.

Those advisers, predictably enough, took this rather badly.

The sheer drive to win also took this rather awkward individual right up into Bolt's realm.

The fact that we took this rather difficult situation and made radical changes leaves the door open for my successor to take it forward".

"If you knew what was going to happen, you'd never get out of bed," he remarks, taking this rather grim statement to represent the height of optimism.

Taking this rather to extremes, Plowden argued that children should therefore be left to do their own thing: "Until a child is ready to take a particular step forward it is a waste of time to try to teach him to take it".Plowden scolded fuddy-duddy adults who could not accept this, and expected teachers to teach.