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Meanings of rather more in English

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Usage of rather more in English
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As always in Syria, however, the reality may be rather more messy.
Reuters
2
Freedom - rather more complicated in the concrete than the abstract, yes?'
Orb Sceptre Throne
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The truth was almost certainly rather more complex and much more astonishing.
Millionaire: the philanderer, gambler, and duelist who invented ...
4
Children of Men moves rather more briskly but has a similar theme.
The Guardian
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It took rather more than the inspector's reports to bring about improvements.
The Irish Times
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Tony & Susan seems rather more febrile than its subject matter demands.
The Guardian
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That made the position sound rather more structured than many fans fear.
The Guardian
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Which was good, as it was rather more of an architectural tragedy.
Heartless
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It is rather more controversial, however, when construed as a rabbit-duck illusion.
The Irish Times
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Away from the set, however, he producer's taste was rather more highbrow.
The Guardian
11
Norman was rather more measured in his final word on the matter.
The Guardian
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I would encourage you to be rather more concerned about your discipline.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
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She agreed instantly and with rather more enthusiasm than James had expected.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
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A long, slow slide could turn into a rather more rapid one.
Reuters
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But these are rather more ambitious than those in the village church.
A Woman-Hater
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I suspect that my medical expertise is rather more extensive than yours.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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