Sentence examples for because they were rather from inspiring English sources

It is a real shame that, in the light of all this, the actual clothes on the catwalk seemed an afterthought, because they were rather lovely.

Beeton pinched the recipes – along with those of scores of other writers, a point that Sheila Hardy glosses over in her new biography of Acton – because they were rather good.

Some of the ways we cope with anxieties are positive and developmental, but others impose a restriction on our personality because they're rather rigid defences.

Perhaps this is because they are able to ignore the poverty in their midst, or because they are rather homogeneous and geographically removed from concentrations of poverty, like urban ghettos.

That doesn't mean, necessarily, that demographic differences are not seen, because they are; rather, this is to suggest they may not represent intentional bias from the bench.

"It is perplexing that this animal died this way because they're rather agile in the wild," David Schofield, NOAA's health and response coordinator, told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.

Regarding kymographs, they are indeed often used to represent the dynamic behavior of proteins at endocytic sites, for instance, but this is only possible because they are rather static and fixed in space.

Although the M-Plus 6.1 software did not provide an estimate of the p value of the indirect association (= a x b, see Table  6), these odds ratios are unlikely to be statistically significant because they are rather close to 1.0.

Viva brand paper towels work about the best because they are rather dense and cloth-like, however any paper towel will do.

The jokes were taken as a pretext to remove blacklisted individuals - people the Nazis feared or detested because of who they were rather than because of what they had done.

They were relegated more in spite of what they were rather than because of it.