Sentence examples for if a rather from inspiring English sources

It is an impressive spectacle if a rather ludicrous work of art.

Mr. Wagner was considered an able administrator if a rather stolid opera director.

He's a masterly storyteller if a rather less nimble prose writer.

Above all, perhaps, Indonesia is a democracy, if a rather new and fragile one.How to account for this neglect?

A touch too blinged-up for some tastes, but a quality product – if a rather expensive one.

So a storm about an advertisement could be seen as an opportunity, if a rather dangerous one.

Orwell, of course, if in a rather narrow respect.

Mary Mulvihill was just one example---if a rather unique one---of a small army of dedicated and imaginative educators, communicators and facilitators in Ireland who regularly and selflessly go far beyond the call of duty in transforming perceptions of STEM while simultaneously engaging the public, both young and old.

It was, for Mr. Wall, an uncharacteristically poetic, quiescent image, if also a rather patently Surrealistic, Goberesque one.

If this seems a rather contrived device, Bate is soon using it with characteristic craftiness.

If we're a rather rebellious generation, let's rebel against financial dependency for our futures.