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Example sentences for "said rather"

  • If you've got to worry," I said rather tartly, "worry about the Germans.

  • I've got considerable barbed wire sticking in me in various places," I said rather tartly, "if that will do.

  • Well," I said rather shortly, "I guess we've done our duty.

  • You incomparable creature," he said rather thickly.

  • Telegraph-form," he said rather rudely to Nurse Bryerley.

  • Yes,' he said rather sternly, 'it is quite true.

  • Yes, my lad, it is for your benefit," he said rather sternly; and I suppose I gave him such a piteous look that his face softened a little and he patted my shoulder.

  • I didn't know it," I said rather ruefully.

  • Mr Brownsmith, not Mr Solomon," he said rather gruffly; and I apologised and remembered; but I must go on calling him Mr Solomon to distinguish him from my older friend.

  • He had better reserve his defence and give us time to turn round," he said rather shortly.

  • The pink cigarette trembled in his fingers, and he said rather hoarsely: "Dance to me now, Daphne!

  • Jon, who had fallen silent, said rather suddenly: "I say, this is wonderful!

  • It's everything to me," he said rather hoarsely.

  • It's very kind of you to come," he said rather agitatedly.

  • Our tastes were not always identical," he said rather stiffly.

  • I never thought of that," he said rather coldly.

  • She won't go behind her husband," he said rather lamely.

  • He is like his father," he said rather gruffly.

  • But I have told you," he said rather wildly, "I am not idle.

  • I expect the Ladies' Aid Society wanted to get into the papers again," he said rather grimly.

  • I could go with you," he said rather wistfully.

  • I should have liked to be in it," I said rather drearily; "but I really was very bad.

  • I said rather sourly, for I was low-spirited from the parting I had just gone through.

  • You certainly aren't in very good training," he said rather sadly.

  • At last he said rather sadly: "It's sometimes rather awkward being a Dangerfield.

  • He returned from his lesson with a serene face, but he said rather sadly: "I've still a lot to learn.

  • It's a queer sort of honeymoon, Marie Celeste," he said rather hoarsely.

  • Afraid I can't just now, thanks all the same," he said rather curtly.

  • Feathers did not answer at once; then he said rather stiffly: "Chris may be home.

  • I think I can promise you it will not do that with me," he said rather warmly.

  • To my intense surprise he said rather abruptly: 'Then send this picture with them, and don't ask me any questions.

  • When the German waiter appeared with my breakfast I said rather curtly to him: "You need not have troubled to make up that foolish story last night; I know what happened--I have seen it.

  • Quite, thank you," I said rather absently.

  • I said rather chillingly: "I didn't very much like the look of him.

  • No, but that's the gist of it all," I said rather shortly.

  • They aren't here," I said rather impatiently.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "said rather" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    said above; said anything; said aunty; said curtly; said deliberately; said finally; said gravely; said gruffly; said hoarsely; said impulsively; said more; said nought; said office; said one; said politely; said sternly; said the crown prince; said the little doctor; said the little fellow; said the young girl; said the young man; said their; said treaty; said unto; said very; said when