Sentence examples for that rather more from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the same poll found that rather more of them were happy to be friends with people who fiddle their tax returns.

Professor Tuan says that "rather more people are tempted to do evil," and hence the attraction to that kind of escapism.

Perhaps mindful of the fact that rather more people will be interested in calling LaBeouf than the other two, the conversations will be four-way and, like many of their projects, livestreamed.

6 It appears that rather more males than females suffer from the disease, which is most usually acquired after a cut or abrasion in the lower legs.

I think that rather more than just a trace.

First there was that rather more famous businessman Donald Trump, then the Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, then Mr Perry.

That quieter drama was by far the more interesting: it was a shame that the rather more baroque strand ended up dominating.

He makes no apology for that and believes that his rather more semi-official role is still of great use to the UK.

Likewise, Cook himself is a respected captain, a job that entails rather more than just running things on the field.

Today we've got 10 candidates and they're all chasing a job that pays rather more than the £100,000 on offer in The Apprentice.

The Stoics also discuss a notion of freedom that is rather more moral than metaphysical.