Sentence examples for who is rather from inspiring English sources

It's hosted by British (Brummie) comedian John Oliver, who is rather good.

Which, as an African-American himself, and one who is rather into welfare and entitlement, we doubt Obama agrees with.

And it would please @robjam down in comment land too, who is rather annoyed at my lack of jazz knowledge.

Commonly billed as the next Judi Dench, Bond, who is rather more statuesque, admits they have 'the same laugh'.

Noah, I'm afraid to say, is also rather boring, being that he is the typical cliche of a cocky, highly self-assured boy who is rather dull too.

Viktor, who is rather an expert at matters of persuasion, never came right out and told them that he had been assigned to make sure they voted.

I think there are some people who are rather London-centric about this".

Even those who were rather lukewarm to Morgan's play itself were impressed with Mirren.

"I think there are some people who are rather London-centric about this," he said.

I seemed to be somebody who was rather pleased with myself.

All except Margaret Hodge, who was rather chilly (she supported Liz Kendall).