Sentence examples for which rather gives from inspiring English sources

These "loans" also feature quite a lot on HMRC tax forms, which rather gives the game away.

In fact, she laughs at a lot of things, which rather gives the lie to those who would dismiss her as a leftie sourpuss, the Queen Mother of Hollywood's liberal elite.

And while the new Channel 4 O'Grady is reading out letters, so is the old version - ah, but ITV has put up a caption saying people can no longer send in letters, which rather gives the gaff away.

He once campaigned with the slogan "vote blue, go green", which rather gave away that rebranding his party was his primary motive.

Yet there are two major obstacles to appreciating the film's achievements: First, the persistent feeling that you'd rather be watching Wiig in Bridesmaids 2, and second, Westfeldt's Hollywood cheekbones, which rather give the lie to the notion that she's just an ordinary gal looking for love.

Which does rather give pause for thought.

All of which does rather give the impression that the app is wrestling with a contradiction: it needs to attract women to function properly, but may not actually be saying all the right things to get enough women interested in spending quality time with it.

His products, which he doesn't sell but rather gives away, are used to treat cancer and epilepsy patients as well as children with Dravet Syndrome.

Which would you rather give up - the democracy or the efficiency?

Environmental concerns aside, I certainly know which I'd rather give house room to over the festive period.

He's sinister, like I said".' The plot is to blow up the suburban house of some military district commander in Norfolk, at which point I rather gave up.