Sentence examples for as a rather from inspiring English sources

"Bob Jones has been known as a rather extreme place.

Publication as a rather splendidly produced hardback book (Canongate, £20).

Together it addressed every side of what is known as a rather schizophrenic season.

Alexander described the tweet as a rather patronising image which "demeans some quite sensible" budget measures.

This is seen, in some corners, as a rather exploitative act.

Adult driving students struck me as a rather interesting economic indicator.

But his views mark him out as a rather more interesting creature.

BRITAIN'S new chancellor of the exchequer is normally regarded as a rather divisive character.

And so, after its unpromising beginning, this ends as a rather beautiful book about Africans.

It's good to see John Sessions back on stage, too, as a rather oily arriviste.

Its only significance is as a rather obvious visual symbol of our age of self-obsession.