Examples of 'rather trying' in a sentence
Meaning of "rather trying"
The phrase 'rather trying' suggests that something is difficult, challenging, or demanding. It implies that the situation or task requires a considerable amount of effort, patience, or perseverance. It can also imply a sense of frustration or annoyance with the difficulty of the task at hand
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rather trying
I have had a rather trying couple of days.
We understand you have been going through a rather trying time.
She is having a rather trying day as well.
The constant stream of visitors she regarded with some amusement and found rather trying.
They are rather trying to legitimize land grabbing.
I am afraid this has been rather trying for you.
It was rather trying for my parents.
Cheered me up no end on a rather trying day.
Or rather trying to.
Just a helping hand in these rather trying times.
I am rather trying not to think about it, actually.
That old lady is rather trying.
No, we have been rather trying to keep this under wraps for the present.
Experiences can be rather trying.
She is having a rather trying day as well . And yours is not looking much better.
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My relationship with Matt was rather trying.
Things have been rather trying around here lately.
You will undoubtedly notice a real contrast with the previous year, dynamic certainly, but rather trying.
We have had a rather trying morning.
Of course, the administration is Portuguese which Sir Rex and I find rather trying.
Long and rather trying vigil.
I agree Ambril can be rather trying.
I've had a rather trying couple of days.
I am afraid Mrs. Burch has had a rather trying day.
Which at times has been rather trying for myself and those around me.
At my age, it 's starting to get rather trying.
It 's a rather trying time for us.
Oh Edith, of course it 's rather trying.
Cheered me up no end on a rather trying day. Well no, but I can vividly imagine.
Yes, it had been a rather trying day.
I have had a rather trying couple of days . [ Sobbing ].
I will be outside. It's a rather trying time for us.
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Examples of using Rather
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I would rather listen to a drunk than him
This creates confusion rather than clarity
He would rather be at work with that bitch
