rathe's Usage Examples:

In the latter usage it indicated not that the god was the lord of the worshipper, but rather the possessor of, or ruler in, some place or district.

When the crowd collected round him he seemed confused, but at the demand of the tall lad who had pushed his way up to him, he began in a rather tremulous voice to read the sheet from the beginning.

In this text we will talk about archeology careers rather archeology careers rather archeology careers.

A woman scorned, I take it?The Christian virtues were scorned by the foremost actors and the ablest thinkers of the time, while the antique virtues were themes for rhetoric rather than moving-springs of conduct.

The Gnostic ideas of salvation were in the later schools and sects transferred to these persons whom we must consider as rather obscure charlatans and miracle-mongers, just as in other cases they were transferred to the person of Christ.

"In former times, your Majesty," he said, "the notion being that mankind were naturally inclined to evil, a system of severity prevailed in schools; but now, when we recognize that the inborn inclination of men is rather to good than to evil, schoolmasters have adopted a more generous procedure.

They are intended to prepare beginners for shinai kendo in armor, rather than to keep in touch with the traditions of kendo in armor, rather than to keep in touch with the traditions of kendo.

I'd love to hear from others about their OWN opinions rather than from the seam rippers.

Guelder Rose (Viburnum Opulus) - A handsome and often rather tall native bush, frequent in the underwoods of many districts.

There's a rather gabby new arts supremo, Norman Lebrecht, who seems keener on high culture than youth culture.

saltern mound at Coombes yielded rather disappointing results.

Feeling rather peckish I thought I'd slip inside and treat myself to a slap up meal.