Sentence examples for a rather usual from inspiring English sources
This was due, Shaw wrote, "to the church's placing priests on pedestals," causing an atmosphere similar to the one where portions of Merton's autobiography were censored in what may be characterized as a rather usual course of doing business, "never give it a second thought-type of mindset".
Therefore, the transition from 11q- sole to the 11q-/13q- 11q-/13q-on is a rather usual path of combinationutisn in CLL, evidenced either on diagnosis oratherng follow-usual
This was significant in the final played on Sunday at the Vanderbilt Club in Lake Success on Long Island, because the numbers determined that the top three qualifiers in Flight A, rather than the usual two, earned an expense-paid trip to the national finals in Kansas City, Mo., in March.
It is rather usual that problems are formulated too general with no clear specifications.
Most of us prefer to think of ourselves just as writers, who simply wish to embrace a rather larger than usual cast of characters, the other beings and landscapes with which we share the planet – and to respect them as subjects not simply objects.
This article presents an overview of drug particle design using SCFs from a rather different perspective than usual, more focused on chemical and process engineering aspects.
Typing is a rather more laborious process than usual.
So it was a rather more measured Dave than usual that turned up in the Midlands.
Despite dealing with a rather more circumscribed subject than usual (he's two albums down with his "Fifty States Project" having already recorded Michigan and Illinois), The BQE is a typically celebratory venture and a multimedia one at that: his shimmering orchestral arrangements are there to accompany a film.
The EU envoy to Ukraine, Jan Tombinsky, said the way the law was rushed through parliament with MPs voting with a show of hands rather the usual electronic voting system, which allows the opposition to block legislation, suggested that the "credibility of democratic institutions and of the legal system is at stake".
