Sentence examples for a rather fun from inspiring English sources

The first book was a rather fun and fairly mild portrait of a woman's sexual fantasy.

In the Guardian, novelist Jenny Colgan wrote: "The first book was a rather fun and fairly mild portrait of a woman's sexual fantasy.

Facebook has a rather fun arrangement so that they can set up groups like that, but they aren't visible in the UK [where they would count as hate speech]." So Facebook roots out what it considers against good taste, which (as Clayton points out) generally means content that would not be allowed under the US first amendment, since it is an American company.

Paul Spragg of Xposé wrote positively of the episode, describing it as a "rather fun tale".

The result of our efforts was a rather fun video (which you can view below), a lot of pie dough, some moderate sweating, and a newfound respect for Martha Stewart.

OK, so people will tell you where to go all day, so maybe there isn't much of a point to this, other than Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars is a rather fun-packed game for the PSP.

It was all rather fun for them, which is a very clever way to go about doing that sort of heavy research .

He later wrote that it was "all rather fun", and that having attended an English public school was good training for survival in a prison camp.

"It was all rather fun.

Initially, cleaning the drawing room was prescribed as therapy while recovering from a breakdown ('It's really rather fun and makes a wonderful difference'), while her cookery classes were marred when she baked her wedding ring into a suet pudding.

But the fiery performances and the flashy treatment of the material as a lurid fairy tale are rather fun.