Sentence examples for is is rather from inspiring English sources
As it is is rather smashing, too.
The standard meaning, in movies and cartoons, at least, of a missing price tag — if you have to ask, you can't afford it — is clearly not the governing principle at Babu; but figuring out what the governing principle is is rather like trying to determine the correct size of a doorman's Christmas tip.
I've opted for David McVicar's 2002 Glyndebourne staging, partly because McVicar treats the opera as a piece of French naturalism (which is is), rather than a kind of Spanish travelogue; and partly because Anne Sofie von Otter is admirable in her characterisation of Carmen as a self-assured, independent woman.
As it stands, however, there is no cola problem and this kit, as ingenious as it is, is rather krappy.
The widespread knowledge of the waterfilling solution masks the fact that is is rather remarkable that (2) is easy to solve and begs the question of what are the properties that make it so.
Actually he is being rather humble and rather straightforward and telling him like it is.
Albert is not satisfied that Krauss has answered the fundamental question: Why there is something rather than nothing, that is, being rather than nonbeing?
The explanation for how this form of meadowgrass came into being is rather fun.
The story of how Fashion Project came to be is rather cute.
