Sentence examples for it a rather from inspiring English sources

By summer, the entire fern has a glossy sheen and its upright habit gives it a rather proud look.

This isn't the cheapest wine book on the shelves, and its paucity of illustrations gives it a rather forbidding, academic look.

Isn't it a rather passive, reactive role?

Isn't it a rather reductive, limiting notion?

She found it a rather an enlightened place.

The perspective also offers, if you're up for it, a rather stunning view into the future.

But the dodgy "African" mask on the front makes it a rather more challenging fashion item.

"That's what makes it a rather mythical place, in spite of all the crowds and commercialism".

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At the time this seemed merely vicious, but intervening weeks have given it a rather appeal in relevance.

Harvard has produced presidents, Supreme Court justices and, perhaps most impressively, "Simpsons" writers, making it a rather unlikely underdog.