Sentence examples for for its rather from inspiring English sources

While the series demonstrated Clark's erudition, enthusiasm, and talent as a communicator, it was criticized by some art historians for its rather facile treatment of the subject.

Mr. Missoni, an Italian track star, and his young bride, Rosita, created the Missoni label in the 1950s, and for many decades it was considered the height of Italian sophistication, known for its rather jarring striated patterns.

Koch's work was noted for its rather whimsical humour and unusual juxtapositions.

That section is notable, however, for its rather defensive tone: making the point that "the UK is responsible for only 2% of global emissions".

David Wattington of Waterford, a lunchtime customer at Mr. Egazarian's hot dog stand, recalled being drawn to the road in his youth for its rather randy reputation.

In 2004, Michael Winterbottom's interesting and underrated 9 Songs was also in the market rather than the official selection, and generated a huge amount of interest for its (rather romantic) view of obsessive, consenting sex.

In others - for instance, its rather unpleasant duties relating to immigration and prisons - it is much more like the Red Caps.

For all its rather old-fashioned crudity, this was a good idea.

This history provides the context for understanding what was on the minds of the founding fathers in drafting the Second Amendment, and for deciphering its rather abstruse wording.

A work of deep, quiet sadness by a composer primarily associated with grand passion, it is singular for its tone rather than its quality.

It was selected for its remoteness, rather than its pristine condition.