Sentence examples for is then rather from inspiring English sources

It is, then, rather knowing.

To some extent, it is then rather arbitrary whether one refers to a particular group as family, subfamily, or other division.

However, a great proportion of vacancy in these newly developed units leads to the undesired observation of ghost cities. Lacking of clear and effectively evaluation criterion, the understanding of ghost cities in China is then rather limited.

First, because if you ask an artist for their interpretation of a story, it is then rather difficult to turn round and say, "Actually, it isn't quite our cup of tea".

Triangulation is then rather the tool to verify the information gathered, which can to some extent also alert to non-representative (non-confirmed) findings, as it compares data gathered through different means to verify its validity.

Since the removed classes R are considered to contain the individuals with infections the parameters a and a P characterize the identification rate of potential cases; it is then rather related to the health policy than to the disease itself (e.g. a is not the mortality rate!).

The time that had to be spent to produce what were then rather crude sonorities seemed to him excessive.

She is extra proud, because she arrived at acting from the world of modelling – which was then "rather unorthodox".

She was then rather unfairly accused of spawning a social phenomenon of silly, shallow, insecure women, as well as a publishing phenomenon of silly, shallow, insecure novels.

As early as 1944 he told Charles de Gaulle that the Americans (including Eisenhower) were then rather thoughtless in not considering the extent of Russian expansion in Europe, Russia being then a hungry wolf "in the midst of sheep.

The perils faced by the nation were then rather graver (while pondering how he came to be prime minister unopposed, future historians may also wonder how Mr Brown became so unpopular so quickly, when so little actually happened).