Sentence examples for very much rather from inspiring English sources

Personally, I'd very much rather my contributions went towards supporting some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in society than into the coffers of companies such as these.

What are we actually talking about?" and, most importantly, "What can we do about it?" Mental health charities face an unenviable task in trying to raise awareness of mental health issues in a culture that by and large would very much rather look the other way.

Don won't bend on his feelings about the party and, when it comes to make-up sex, it's very much taken rather than given.

This menu is very much supper, rather than dinner: an easy meal that you can put on the table when you have friends coming around after a long day's work.

These are early days, and publishers don't tend to talk about the revenues they make from these kinds of spin-off apps – they're very much experimental rather than big money-spinners as things stand.

In the past, the two were very much rivals rather than friends and you would never see them hanging around with each other or just passing the time of day.

The German spoke with a sincerity born of recent personal experience, having twice been paired with Westwood in south Wales and on both occasions being very much a rather nervous junior partner.

Though very much town rather than gown, the fact that Searle grew up in Cambridge was important in his evolution: as a teenager, already sure of his vocation, he spent hours poring over the Fitzwilliam Museum's collection of Blakes and Turners.