Sentence examples for a series of rather from inspiring English sources

Finding them in your home follows a series of rather graphic events.

It's been like a series of rather wacky improvisations and I've rather enjoyed it.

It looks more like a series of rather brilliant chess moves.

To put it more charitably, his generosity was predicated on a series of rather heroic assumptions.

A series of rather horrifying experiments conducted in the 1970s by Martin Seligman and his colleagues illustrates this vividly.

It listed a series of rather specific demands: "Compensation should be limited by law in all publicly held companies.

Old age seems to be a series of lurches, rather than a gradual decline.

I think they all are related, but by a series of adjacencies rather than a consistent, unified focus.

Its patchiness is striking: the loop consists of a series of wisps rather than a continuous cloud of gas.

No, the how-to books, Stadlen suggests, reduce mothering to a series of tasks rather than a developing relationship.

Beyond those specifics, leaders often benefit from viewing their tenure as a series of chapters rather than an undivided span.