Sentence examples for was rather glad from inspiring English sources

It took five years, and was a tremendous burden – but in the end, I was rather glad I'd done it.

After four days, I was rather glad to get the big feller back out on a real road.

I also had to try very hard to reconcile the idea that the eponymous Livia could be both an enthusiastic Nazi and have a black female lover (and failed, since I wasn't given any good reason to do so, despite the stolid cod-psy applied to her); I was rather glad that she disappeared half way through.

I thought God, this is really terrific, because I love that coastline, but I was rather glad that I'd written about it myself before I read her on it, because you don't want to tread on other people's ground – but unfortunately the ground belongs to us both".

We suspect she is, and I'm rather glad.

And I'm rather glad about that, too.

Sometimes you are rather glad the old school was pulled down.

I'm rather glad I don't live near him, though.

I'm rather glad I had to leave before it started.

But then again, I'm rather glad they feel free to do this without getting stoned alive, without being arrested as whores and hookers.

There again, you could say it takes an equally strange sort of mind to watch it, though I'm rather glad that I did.