Sentence examples for a rather standard from inspiring English sources

In fact, one of eSpecially My Barney's real strengths is that, unlike many smart toys, he works rather well as a rather standard dumb old cuddly toy.

Beyond that, a rather standard air of possible impending mayhem hangs over some scenes in a way that might frighten some very small children but not many.

"But it's complicated the view of Obama, to realize he's a rather standard U.S. president, using all the tools at his disposal".

In a rather standard alien-menace maneuver, Čapek's robots outcompete humanity within the new milieu of industrial mass production and attempt to exterminate the human race.

The image is a sad one, but it is of a rather standard occurrence at the border: A mother and her daughter attempted to immigrate illegally and were apprehended.

One of Iran's leading directors (along with Abbas Kiarostami, Dariush Mehrjui, Jafar Panahi and Majid Majidi), he was born in 1957 and had a rather standard middle-class existence until his anti-Shah activism landed him in prison.

Fostering international peace is a rather lofty standard by which to measure the success of Lincoln Center as it begins its 50th-anniversary celebrations on Monday morning at the newly renovated Alice Tully Hall.

In summary, considering the paper samples that show a rather large standard deviation due to inhomogeneity and solubility issues, no negative effect on cellulose integrity could be observed after accelerated aging (6 or 20 days).

Heritability of observed survival was close to 0.5, with a rather low standard error (Models 4 and 5).

This large t-value, combined with a rather large standard deviation, resulted in a confidence interval covering the entire range of values.

Which gives this Protégé a rather standard economy car enough sports car clout to be a heck of a lot of fun.