Sentence examples for that does rather from inspiring English sources

That does rather suggest, does it not, that it more important for Labour to win over Tory and UKIP voters in England than to persuade supposedly left-wing SNP voters in Scotland?

She's right but, in a welcome move, the head of the International Monetary Fund sought to offer some solutions for dealing with the problem – in contrast to a green lobby that does rather have a tendency to declare that "we're all doomed".

Although that does rather assume that there's an interplanetary transport industry to support.

That does rather better in illustrating how beautifully precise Spieth was in adorning these greens with his short game.

Though I suppose that does rather depend on whether or not you have the TAS2R38 gene, which affects your tongue.

With all my computers synched, I can have what I want, when I want it, and where I want it (that does rather sound like a marketing slogan, doesn't it?)!

That did rather puzzle the Sheikh's can-do men.

He had written a little short story, called Annie, California Plates, that did rather well.

"Are you punishing me for having sex with you?" That did rather seem to be the case.

We show that LiCl rather activates the same signalling cascade that TNF-α does rather than activating a second and complementary death signalling cascade.

It's a line that does sound rather similar to the official verdict of the Communist Party in Beijing, which states that Mao was "70 per cent correct" in his decisions.