Sentence examples for matter is rather from inspiring English sources

It reflects a broad range of techniques, but subject matter is rather traditional.

On gross inspection, demyelination in the grey matter is rather inconspicuous, and lesions in the grey matter are mostly undetectable with traditional MRI sequences.

However, it is generally difficult to extract quantitative energy and angular information from such measurements because the interaction of energetic electrons with matter is rather complex.

Consciousness then should be our starting point in trying to work out what matter is, rather than something we try to squeeze in as an afterthought.

The occurrence of dissolved organic matter is rather common in dye-containing industrial wastewater.

After testing the service, the truth of the matter is rather less clearly and pithily framed (although the grammar mistakes were at least algorithmically sustained).

Findings from this study suggest that preservice elementary teachers' conceptions of algebra as subject matter are rather narrow.

Relevant clauses pertaining to the Election Commission's powers on this matter are rather insufficient; the need of the hour is to amend the Representation of the People Act of 1951 so that the penalty for perjury is more severe and can serve as more of a deterrent.

What matters is rather the extent to which a hypothesis has passed severe tests.

Matters were rather more casual in the England camp on the damp AstroTurf on the roof of Pier 40 on Manhattan's West Side.

As we have seen above (section 2.2), matters are rather more complicated here, though.