Examples of 'made rather' in a sentence
Meaning of "made rather"
made rather: This phrase is used to indicate a preference or tendency towards a specific choice or decision, suggesting that something was done to a certain extent or degree despite other possible options
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Seems we both made rather bad choices.
I made rather a night of it last night.
Obviously the arrangements were made rather in a hurry.
They made rather pathetic ends.
Efforts in this area can be made rather easily.
I have made rather a lot recently.
Expenditure data concern commitments made rather than actual payments.
I have made rather a mess of it.
The main interest is in how the choice is made rather than what is chosen.
I made rather a night of it last night so they are giving me a holiday.
Someone has made rather a mess here.
Made rather significant errors Had some tough times in the war.
The rapporteur has made rather a hash of things.
He made rather absurdist paintings and objects bordering on Dadaism.
I do seem to have made rather a mess.
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Selection is made rather on a morphological type with a notion of family.
I must say that I find some of the points that they have made rather disturbing.
Seems we both made rather bad choices when it comes.
For this reason, the NiCr layers are made rather thin.
This is made rather explicit.
Learnt the trick in camouflage, till the accident made rather a mess of things.
I think they're made rather than being born that way.
I have to get something off my chest . The rapporteur has made rather a hash of things.
The main attack was made rather upon biological science than.
I made rather an idiot of myself in front of Lord Gillingham.
The current financing system is made rather complex by numerous corrections mechanisms.
He made rather an issue about his having come back from Canada.
Washing your decanter might be made rather easy using the following actions.
We made rather an exciting discovery, actually.
You are worshiping the gods you have made rather than the God who made you.
The programme made rather slow progress in the first years of the programming period.
I made a mistake and I am afraid I made rather a fool of myself.
The Working Group has made rather limited progress during the three years of its existence.
For the reasons of aerology, the flights are made rather in medium after - midday.
The emphasis was made rather on the individual than on the family.
Constructions according to the present invention can be made rather small, yet be highly efficient.
I am afraid I made rather a fool of myself last night.
Unlike the Boche artillery, which has made rather a mess of it.
I'm afraid you have made rather a bad enemy of The Wicked Witch of the West.
Oh dear, I do seem to have made rather a mess.
Somebody 's made rather a beast of himself there.
When preparing a pO ₂ sensor, for example, the fluorescent polymer may be made rather hydrophobic.
I am afraid I have made rather a mess of things.
This is made rather on ad-hoc basis or within military and industrial testing.
I am afraid I made rather a mess.
I made rather a night of it last night, Well, why are you packing your books up?
I am afraid I made rather a fool of myself.
I will miss it, sir. Unlike the Boche artillery, which has made rather a mess of it.
Alien beings have made rather extensive preparations for overtaking human beings… ".
Curiously, though, when it comes to other releases, Riot has made rather modest progress.
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