Sentence examples for which rather makes from inspiring English sources

Which rather makes me wonder who Marrin has been hanging out with.

Which rather makes you wonder what he considered himself the rest of the time.

Americans in particular are obsessed with the trope of having one's "finger on the nuclear button" (which rather makes war sound like a game of Family Fortunes).

Which rather makes you wonder why he made any comment at all, when he could simply have said this was not the best time or place to talk about the issue and promised to address it at a later date.

"This is my moment, I just feel so alive," she sings on Moment 4 Life, but she sounds bored rigid, which rather makes you wonder where showing off one's musical versatility ends and cravenly softening your sound for the marketplace begins.

The scammers are simply playing on peoples desire to see who looks at them on Facebook – which rather makes me wonder why Facebook doesn't just release an official app for this and keep the scammers out.

"Without the intelligence to analyse and make sense of the data, cities are heading for a mass data implosion which rather than make them smarter will make them dumb again," she said.

"There has been a proliferation of content which, rather than making our role less relevant, if anything makes us more relevant.

That said, you might want to save your money for the local cheeses (£8.95 for one person, £10.95 for two), or one of the 260 whiskies that are stashed behind the bar, which rather charmingly make Doddiscombsleigh a whisky connoiseur's paradise.

One had a look at my passport photo which, rather unfortunately, made me appear topless.

This is by no means must-see TV, but you can do a lot worse than this over-the-top procedural which would rather make things go boom than make sense.