Sentence examples for are rather of from inspiring English sources

"They are rather of a dark than of a light complexion," he wrote, adding that "courage and laborious enterprise are not naturally in them".

However, the constant τ 2/τ b ratio close to 1.6 for all ChG samples, despite their treatment duration, testified that corresponding positron-trapping centers are rather of the same type, being most probably as large as di- or tri-atomic vacancies [18].

It would therefore appear from this test that the dissolution phenomena (dissolution of the calcite, plagioclase) are rather of the free face dissolution type and that the pressure solution phenomena described by some authors (e.g. Polak et al. 2003; Yasuhara et al. 2006) were limited.

Therefore the indicated out-patient prices are rather of theoretic character.

Further, the sample number per histological grade is rather small and thus our results are rather of suggestive nature.

All these critical remarks are rather of an editorial nature, and Hladik's original hypothesis certainly deserves to be indexed and to be tested in targeted basic and epidemiological research.

In contrast, a great deal of economic knowledge ('economic laws') is rather of qualitative or nonlinear nature.

Based on this finding, the immobilization seems to be rather of mechanical (adhesive binding) nature than an electrostatic one.

The results are rather independent of the sites investigated.

Speculators are rather skeptical of SKYW at the moment.

They are rather bundles of events arising and disappearing instantly.