Sentence examples for a rather superb from inspiring English sources

Popcorn wins extra points for having a rather superb collection of old flying helmets.

To get into the spirit of the place, I sampled a little bit of several cuisines, starting with a rather superb avocado and salad handroll.

Victory went to the posher of the two women who go through, but the rather superb Philippa Darcy (yes, really), who owns the business, is taking the loser under her wing and will, I do not doubt, See Her Right.

A superb and extremely prolific engraver, he was a rather eclectic artist, borrowing from other masters and often copying them.

Both ... are superb pieces, considerably more enthralling than the most draggy All Together Now, a rather wet track".

It is a superb, rather literary moment.

"Rather is a superb reporter, and dead honest," Wallace told me.

His books about the West — "Mormon Country," for instance, and "Beyond the Hundredth Meridian," a biography of John Wesley Powell — followed the example of his mentor, Bernard DeVoto: Stegner too was a novelist who became a superb historian "by serendipity" rather than academic training.

Organizationally incoherent rather than a superb Intelligence machine.

She has done a superb job, capturing an elusive personality and a complex, sometimes rather harrowing story.

Toy Story 3 isn't just a superb cartoon, but a superb comedy, and a superb prison thriller.