Sentence examples for as being rather from inspiring English sources

We often think of math as being rather dry.

AS interspecies introductions go, Lynda Smith remembered it as being rather unremarkable.

For the most part, he shows the city as being rather gloomy".

That's a composer who was always thought of as being rather old-fashioned in his time.

Not that you have to believe that to interpret the bar code's rigor as being rather authoritarian.

This can only be a good thing for theatre, which is often seen as being rather closed and clubby.

The story, by Tyler and Wendy Chin-Tanner, illustrated by Andy MacDonald, has an unexpected ending that I hope the creative team leaves as is, rather than revisiting in a sequel.

Since the acidic forms of AS are rather hydrophilic and the lactone forms of AS are rather lipophilic, it can be assumed that passive diffusion plays a more important role for the lactone forms, and the transporter mediated active transport plays a more important role for the acidic forms, as reported earlier for statins [ 67].

But their presentation of Boltzmann was, as is rather well known, not historically adequate.

7Note that the number of children is assumed to be exogenously given, as is rather standard in this type of empirical analyses.

And they adamantly believe the votes should be counted as is, rather than via new contests, as currently suggested by the DNC.