Sentence examples for that you rather from inspiring English sources

But that requires leadership — and I can't help noticing that you rather let the president off the hook.

Asking serious twitchers about the parakeets' activities, however, is the ornithological equivalent of confessing to Tracey Emin that you rather admire the portraiture of Rolf Harris.

The pessimism and cynicism on this topic that you rather commonly find among conservatives — including NR readers — born in 1930, or even 1950, are profoundly unappetizing to these younger conservatives.

The basic impression is of Italian cooking translated into an odd American dialect, in which grilled anchovies are laid so beautifully on the plate that you rather suspect there's an art director.

If you haven't got any idea what you want to do, think about if you want to work with children or adults, or that you rather work with animals and be in nature all day.

Which side of that equation would you rather be on?

Try to find time in your schedule to take classes that interest you rather than fill your requirements.

I think, if you could just imagine – suppose you had a choice, a world that's uncontrollable – would you rather imagine that you could control it, or give up?

"To do that, you need weekends that rejuvenate you, rather than exhaust or disappoint you.

At first you might feel strange telling your friends that you'd rather not buy something you don't need or that you'd rather not hang out at the mall this weekend.

It is a novel that you survive, rather than finish.