Sentence examples for think rather of from inspiring English sources
He should think rather of his place in history.
Not that Serbia itself is named; we are asked to think, rather, of any tinderbox that houses discontent.
Think, rather, of sausages, blistered brown, embedded in the batter for Yorkshire pudding (a kind of popover) and baked till billowing and golden in the oven.
Think rather of four knights-errant of a commodious American capitalism, hale fellows well met, boyishly idealistic about bringing democracy to the world via free markets.
We think rather smugly of ourselves in the UK, and in the west as a whole, as charitable souls.
Romney lists some of the usual suspects, including multiculturalism (a "fraud") and "the self-loathing of Western intellectuals" (an odd expression, since all the Western intellectuals I know think rather well of themselves).
THE British newspaper industry thinks rather highly of itself.
Spend a few minutes with Stefanki, a former journeyman player, and it is apparent that he thinks rather highly of his coaching self.
Rationally I knew better, but something in me truly believed that this kid had killed seven students, a teacher, and a cafeteria worker at his high school, and still thought rather well of himself for pulling the atrocity off.
Our own Leena Rao (and TC alumnus Greg Kumparak) thought rather highly of it, but it's been over a year since then and the team behind it has had a change of heart.
They thought rather that the concept of true motion could be analyzed in terms of the specifics of the relative motions or the causes thereof.
