Sentence examples for normally rather from inspiring English sources

"Human rights is normally rather dull business.

In general it is right to assume that the opponents are playing normally rather than deceptively.

"Eton's normally rather po-faced and serious," said our man in the know.

Normally rather taciturn, Mr Stonecipher warms up when he talks about developing leaders.

I'm not sure I'd want to go back, to come across the place normally, rather than waking up with it all around.

As a result, permanent sod culture is practical only with tree crops that are normally rather low in vegetation, such as apple, pear, sweet cherry, nuts, and mango.

Normally, I rather like to see men blubbing.

The woods used were normally indigenous rather than the imported mahogany used in the more fashionable furniture.

Syria, normally a rather lonely outpost, mistrusted by most of its neighbours, finds itself in the limelight.Six months ago, things were less good.

In theory, while ears of corn are harvested for food – and previously for bio-ethanol – only waste stems are needed by bioethanol refineries, hungry for the cellulose and hemicellulose normally discarded, rather than the starch and protein.

I normally stir rather than shake, but, in this case, I defer to James Bond. 3 parts Gordon's gin (007's preference) 1 part vodka (any Russian will do) 1⁄2 part Lillet Blanc 1 generous strip of lemon peel.   1.