Sentence examples for think it rather from inspiring English sources

Does he despise being old? 'I think I always was! I think it rather suits me.

I think it rather depends on how things play out, really.

At the end, they are planning a happy future from her temporary lodgings in the jail.Miss Crawford runs this gamut in ninety-four minutes flat, and we think it rather significant that she isn't even winded at the end.

And if it is true (as I think it is), as Jessica Elgot reports, that "Soyinka's backers have been keen to stress that they consider the post more an honour to be bestowed than a job to be applied for", I think it rather strengthens my case.

Because technê can be taught, we think it, rather than experience, is epistêmê ( 981b10).

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I thought it rather good (admittedly a minority view).

The author thought it rather tiresome, except for the illustrations and certain gruesome passages.

I thought it rather convenient to have it in, but I don't think it matters a bit.

We thought it rather amusing, but Gordon didn't and we had to deny it.

Bought by a private collector, James Lenox, he thought it rather indistinct.