Sentence examples for of as rather from inspiring English sources

It's thought of as rather unglamorous, and commissioning editors much prefer the reality-TV version of the rest of the world, which sees it as a challenge course for Brits who want to "test themselves to the limits".

We have to explain a strange post-1980 phenomenon; banking and fund management, previously thought of as rather dull professions, suddenly saw their relative wages rise, vis-a-vis other jobs with similar qualifications, and their relative share of the economy grow.

For example, to counter with 'awareness of the attack path length in advance' problem, there are some works [9, 23, 24] to set d as the number of AS, rather than the number of routers, between the current network and the victim.

Intriguingly, it was suggested that an indolic oxidation intermediate of dopamine, namely 5,6-dihydroxylindole, interferes with the assembly of AS rather than dopamine itself [26,27].

Finally, it should be noted that the current results concern only presence/absence of AS, rather than number of alternative transcripts.

That study mainly focused on the complexity of AS rather than on a detailed description of the global changes from AS under salt stress conditions [ 10].

Conventionally we think of spiders as rather niggardly predators.

"People think of Brahms as rather an academic symphonist," he says.

The idea that when you get married all your finances merge into one, strikes both of us as rather archaic.

THE British like to think of themselves as rather enlightened when it comes to immigration and race relations.

But you should think of it as rather evolutionary, building on the current architectures, rather than moving us to global monetary union," he said.