Sentence examples for used to be rather from inspiring English sources

Wyoming used to be rather a bold place.

"I used to be rather physically active," he once said in an interview.

Misty Miller used to be rather mistier than she is now.

By most accounts, The Reporter's events used to be rather sad.

"He used to be rather sceptical about the word British and the way it linked to ideas of loyalism.

And there used to be rather serious firewalls between the artist and the buying public – the gallery, the publisher.

The only really bad feeling he created was against the Serbs, who had been used to being rather predominant.

We also did not implement the "number of shots" functionality since we found its uses to be rather rare.

We studiously avoided nostalgia because we felt Brooklyn was not a place that used to be but rather a place that is -- and that is always evolving.

Facts though are not what they used to be, but rather glossed, cleaned, and edited to ensure that reality matches the desires of their patrons.

I'm not big on nostalgia or recounting how great things used to be, but rather on being present and making work that responds to the current event.