Sentence examples for is being rather from inspiring English sources

"I think the E.C.B. is being rather realistic".

Actually he is being rather humble and rather straightforward and telling him like it is.

Nick Starling London Peter Clarke (Letters, 5 January) is being rather harsh on his north American acquaintances when they refer to a "British" accent.

Writer called Kal Ruttenstein, the senior vice-president for fashion direction at Bloomingdale's, who said, "I really think the 'Times' is being rather frivolous".

From where I sit, it's more like something Hitler would do than something he wouldn't do, and so the verdict must be, yes, the chap is being rather Hitlery when he does that.

The coins sat in official vaults for almost a century before they were rediscovered in 2012, declared a "national treasure" and promptly put up for sale.The government is being rather coy about how much it raised from the sale, which ended on December 31st.

As it is is rather smashing, too.

As it stands, however, there is no cola problem and this kit, as ingenious as it is, is rather krappy.

Perhaps she was being rather too modest?

"I was being rather a purist, perhaps," he said.

They are being rather conservative in making new loans, which has implications for the broader economy".