Sentence examples for are rather a from inspiring English sources

In between, there are rather a lot of concrete apartment blocks, gifts from the eastern bloc.

Actually, good sausages are rather a good metaphor for good laws.

If the plays themselves are rather a mess too, perhaps that's appropriate.

Even inconsequential objects gain in lustre.Alas, there are rather a lot of them in this inaugural exhibition.

"There are rather a lot of moaners in educational circles," comments one Guardian reader on a recent article on mental illness among doctoral researchers and academics.

The drawings are not cartoons in the classic New Yorker sense; they are, rather, a visual response to what I am seeing and experiencing in real time.

This is rather a shame.

That's rather a lot.

Which is rather a shame.

This was rather a shock.

But it is rather a touchy subject.