Sentence examples for being a rather from inspiring English sources

Most don't, next door being a rather nasty and disturbing place.

Outsourcing has moved from being a rather quirky cost-saving enterprise to being mainstream business thinking.

Randal says: "We have a reputation for being a rather cerebral kind of place.

Rome's celebrity orator now has the reputation of being a rather pompous and deeply conservative preacher.

Attempts to create an intelligent economy could end up being a rather stupid idea.

Sykora had been a durable player throughout his career, despite being a rather slight 6 feet and 190 pounds.

It is largely white, modestly hard-up, rather old and, despite being a rather pleasant corner of England, fed up.

He moves her into his house as governess to his daughter (she being a rather literate prostitute).

The objective of this contribution is to conceptually analyze the potentials of EDT as being a rather new method for entrepreneurship education in universities.

However, twin-screw granulation, being a rather new granulation technique, is not yet as well understood as batch-wise high shear wet granulation.

From being a rather remote figure whom we younger Observerites felt in respectful awe of, Jane became part of the gang (or we became part of hers).