Human beings, we're a rather special species.
"But in this particular case it's a rather special set of circumstances".
Going to the chapel La Cappella is a rather special one-bedroom hideaway near the pretty town of Sarzana on Italy's Ligurian coast.
SOLD 1951 Cadillac Series 62 Coupe (Bonhams) HOW MUCH? $43,290 By any measure, this Cadillac was a rather special car, probably one of the most desirable under-$100,000 cars sold in Scottsdale.
Twytten House is a rather special B&B in Wilmington, which just sneaks in with three doubles at £100: one self-contained in the walled garden and the French owner cooks up a never-ending breakfast a night.
To inspire talk of both European legends through attitude and flair suggests the young Frenchman is a rather special golfer.
If everyone knew he was a fake and still believed in him, Gatsby must have been a rather special kind of fake.
end{aligned} (1.1)Here both sides are forms of type (0,1) which is a rather special case of the (bar{partial } -equation because all solutions, even in the distributional sense, have to be smooth, in contrast to the general case of the equation for ((p,q))-forms.
DJ TW was a rather special individual who for some odd reason didn't get the memo that he was not a composer but in fact, a DJ.
Indeed, to me, my British-to-American narrative is a rather special one in that it follows America's historical narrative, and to me, much of what is best about the American character and foundation is an evolution, perhaps even a higher expression, of British values and political traditions.
