Sentence examples for what rather from inspiring English sources

I like to say 'What?' rather than 'Ah, how lovely.' Have I got tired of topics?

I am standing in what, rather preposterously, is known as the Private View.

And to spend time working out what goes with what, rather than throwing stuff on at the last minute and hoping for the best.

"Women almost had to be given permission to be open about it, to say, 'I read erotica and so what?', rather than reading in the closet".

At the end of the day the central marble slab is cleaned down and becomes a communal table for what, rather cutely, they call their cookshop.

He puts all emphasis on what he thinks will be a winning strategy of playing the same eight kids most of the time, no matter what, rather than developing all of the promising players on his team.

"What?" (or, rather, "What??!!") must be the most common locution in the Albee canon.

It began in what was rather sedate fashion.

These do exactly what their rather technical name suggests.

"We will look at what works rather than be theological".

Don DeLillo's question is "What more?" rather than "What next?"His account of the attacks is clear, precise and terrible.