Sentence examples for came out rather from inspiring English sources

This came out rather loudly, as he is a bit deaf.

Orange flower risotto pudding sounded intriguing, but came out rather leaden.

Westerwelle officially came out rather quietly in the political world in 2005 at Merkel's 50th birthday party when he brought his partner, Michael Mronz, a sports manager, to the party.

I didn't feel like being harangued, and went up to the fellow to ask him who'd given him permission to do so, but the question came out rather politely and we ended up in a short conversation about how to register with the National Park Service to set up a tent for public messaging purposes.

Even with a stinking cold, a Lemsip and a roaring fire I would prefer to discover something (how odd that Anthony Trollope prefigured Logan's Run with The Fixed Period! Why hadn't I read Chris Adrian's superlatively good Gob's Grief when it first came out?) rather than revisit something.

My photos of the 16 others all came out rather nicely: for now, only the 8 smaller panels are online here.

Managers are forced to value what comes out, rather than what goes in.

Pieces germinate in my mind a long time, and then they come out rather quickly".

Investors have come out rather chastened and aware that processes need to be considerably more rigorous".

It is my expectation that the life cycle analysis of air capture will come out rather well.

"You want to know what your options are before it comes out, rather than have to decide on the spot".