Sentence examples for a rather brief from inspiring English sources

That said, it seems a rather brief appearance for an actor who plays villains so well.

Mr. Romney should not be faulted for focusing on a rather brief period in the relationship between our two countries.

But Republicans are going to accuse him of overselling a rather brief episode in his career, and he is going to have to be careful to devote time to the rest of his résumé as well.

The best performance is by Angela Roberts, who doubles as Lori's friend Darlene and a girl named Mike, who is a rather brief, superfluous presence in the first and last scenes.

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The BBC's report is a rather brief one, but Newell was awfully candid.

"Is there anyone who has made their national team debut later in a tournament (Euros or World Cup), such as in a semi or even in a final?" Yes, is the rather brief answer.

It is, instead, an earnest but never maudlin attempt to look closely at a potent and magical and rather brief era, now gone.

Playing further up the Croisette, Destricted boasts a rather different brief - a series of "responses to the theme of pornography by seven different artists".

"It was rather brief," Mr. McCain said with a chuckle.

Since the tapping force was rather brief, it could be approximated as a pulse.