Sentence examples for your rather from inspiring English sources

I wondered where your rather idealised view of a sisterly relationship came from.

It was unfortunate, amid the clouds of confusion and controversy over net immigration and student visas, to see your rather misleading headline about the Home Office's latest research (One overseas student in five overstays visa, 6 September).

Judith Martin Winchester, Hampshire  I have never voted Conservative, and would never consider voting Ukip, but I think Douglas Carswell deserves more credit than your rather begrudging editorial gives him (Schism-on sea, 29 August).

"Since that time, your rather unimpressive performances against Rochester, Bowdoin, Coast Guard, Wesleyan, Tufts and Trinity have more than established me as an infallible prognosticator on this particular issue," Steinbrenner wrote.

What you probably shouldn't do is talk policy, with a passion and warmth and profound sense of purpose that contrasts sharply with your rather flat delivery of lines like, "The fact is that being a woman — being a wife, a mother, having to work my way forward in the legal profession and politics — is part of who I am".

After watching The Sleeping Beauty pantomime at Britain's most complete Georgian theatre, in Richmond, you stroll back to your rather luxurious eco-lodge in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, where you huddle up in front of the woodburner and floor-to-ceiling windows to watch nearby fireworks set the sky ablaze.

Let your clothes be your indicator rather than your scale.

Consider planting your tree in your yard, rather than your garden.

During the summertime, it is recommended that you spritz your clothes with your fragrance rather than your skin.

Once you're up there giving your presentation, focus on your science rather than your linguistic limitations, Anholt says.

Tie your domain name to your brand rather than your product.