Sentence examples for and has rather from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wadsworth is 69 years old and has rather seriously Impaired vision.

She is well liked within the notoriously bitchy fashion world and has, rather surprisingly, become a role model for young American girls.

And one of the pieces, important pieces of relativity is that the speed of light, c is a very, very special velocity, and has rather bizarre and extremely profound properties.

The model, estimated using a large set of macroeconomic variables, is able to predict 76% of entries into crisis while sending 36% of false alarms and has rather good out-of-sample performance.

In Thinks... a novelist, Helen Reed, who embodies traditional literary values (and has rather a nice body), spends a term as visiting lecturer in the creative writing course at Gloucester University.

The room is pleasant enough by day, and has rather more drama at night, but it would never be a destination dining room were it not for the food.

"Oh, Daddy," said Julia, who was 8 and had rather wobbly English, "you professional calçotada".

People seek and get various experiences from being active in natural environments and have rather different preferences to the natural settings.

Both reactions that lead to the dioxetanes are thermodynamically favorable, as they are exothermic and have rather small activation barriers of ~0.4 0.7 eV.

This is particularly applicable in systems that are well characterised with respect to biochemical transformations and have rather limited diversity.

In cone snails and spider venoms, ICK toxins are predominant components and have rather diverse molecular targets, including Na+, K+, Ca2+, mechanosensitive and TRP channels [ 10, 64– 64].