Sentence examples for given a rather from inspiring English sources

This way of reading is absolutely standard in current academic practice: indeed, I've given a rather old-fashioned account.

28a Swan Road, 01423 565551, mirabellerestaurant.co.uk Attached to the slick White Hart Hotel, the Badger has been given a rather OTT makeover.

With him, as well as with several other artists as colleagues, the enthusiasm became full-blown; it was given a rather metaphysical name, Indian Space Painting.

And although it was given a rather unimaginative name, Court 17 has quickly secured its own following and reputation at the United States Open.

The virus story line, though, comes close to getting lost at points in this overly long film because Jon is given a rather heavy back story.

The Brazilian novelist Paulo Coelho walked the Camino de Santiago trail, and was given a rather grandiose epiphany when he realised he needed to be a writer (if this was an act of God, I question His literary tastes).

Pinter, giving a rather Pinteresque response, said, "I don't quite understand you".

He gave a rather simplistic account of how he saw politics in the 1970s and 1980s.

But as Steven Randy Waldman says, Mr Klein gives a rather skewed presentation of the paper.

The diet guru looks me up and down and gives a rather surprising answer: "No".

A better source of data is the ONS's Labour Force Survey (LFS) which gives a rather different answer.