Sentence examples for Frequently rather from inspiring English sources

On the plus side, Knack is frequently rather charming.

It sounds like a novelty, but the results are frequently rather wonderful.

That's why their 1.2 billion monthly users keep visiting the site more and more frequently, rather than drifting away".

Yet, Murphy believes Miliband is part of the solution and wants him to visit Scotland more frequently rather than keep out.

Metallic compounds are frequently rather complex mixtures (those treated commercially are for the most part sulfides, oxides, carbonates, arsenides, or silicates), and they are not often types that permit extraction of the metal by simple, economical processes.

But that's for another day (I am, however curious to know why, if Thomas Adès' opera The Tempest isn't all it's cracked up to be, it is performed all around the world so frequently!) Rather, I want to ask some questions: what does it mean to be a composer creating music in 2016?

The phone rang, loudly and frequently, and rather than let the machine pick up, she jumped to answer it each time.

Funding and land-use policies of federal, state and local governments frequently undermine rather than support safer rebuilding practices along eroding shorelines.

The first and crucial challenge of his dance theater was the way dance, music and design were presented as equal and independent forces, frequently colliding rather than fusing.

Casey also hears frequently — or rather we do — from her Gay Best Friend (Kristoffer Cusick), who rings her cellphone to give her a chance to "bail out".

In Greece, for example, sacrifices to the chthonic or underworld powers were frequently buried rather than burned or, if burned, burned near the ground or even in a trench.