Sentence examples for are rather excellent from inspiring English sources

I suppose it depends what kind of blogs one reads – the New Yorker's Page Turner blog or Crooked Timber seem pretty well-written to me – and what kind of email correspondents one is blessed with (a lot of mine, I'm happy to say, are rather excellent stylists).

They were rather excellent examples of widely popular styles.

In fact, as a popular history – the closing of the grand department store feels freshly culled from the newsreels – in which Elton could have given his own voice room to comment, this might have been rather excellent.

Though the Brothers were not quite cut out for pop radio in the new wave era, David and the band soared on stage, and Goldflies' work on three Allmans' releases Enlightened Rogues, Reach for the Sky, and Brothers of the Road was rather excellent.

It is, rather, an excellent American parable about the consequences of our favorite ideal, freedom.

If you want a taste of Stables performing live, here's a rather excellent Blogotheque performance from a few years back.

"If that's what gets me to work with Bruce Willis then fine," is his rather excellent attitude.

This actually turns out to be a relatively cool feature as its 2.2-inch screen is a rather excellent display.

I was rather disappointed, given the excellent partnership between the public and the private sectors in Ireland in helping to realise the very high growth rates in Ireland in recent years, that the Prime Minister should say that in a market economy there is little role for government action.

He never actually wrote "I disagree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" – this excellent formulation was, rather, the work of his English biographer, Evelyn Beatrice Hall (who also used a pseudonym: SG Tallentyre), who used it to describe his "attitude" in her 1906 biography, The Friends of Voltaire.

This scene-setting opener is rather meandering, but the performances are excellent, especially Claire Foy as nascent feminist Charlotte.