Sentence examples for of being rather from inspiring English sources

The reality is – as reality has a habit of being – rather more pedestrian.

It's a case of the importance of being, rather than of having, and is characteristic of trait biophilia.

These are as different from each other as they are from wakefulness, which means humans have three very different states of being, rather than two.

One of the ways to respond is to say: "Instead of being rather dry, this year is going to have wet conditions, therefore we should plant different crops".

This was obviously wrong, he added, but then gave the impression of being rather irked that his company's legal breaches had been exposed.

These are figures for gross returns, which have a habit of being rather worse after fund managers and advisers have paid themselves handsomely.

"What the report accused Binghamton University of was, rather than taking corrective action, trying to cover their tracks.

A claim of performance improvement of using a specific classifier/steganalyzer/steganographic scheme with a variance of is rather meaningless.

Many of the early definitions of CSR were rather general.

Furthermore, some of these BVMOs that are of interest are rather unstable.

The truth, of course, is rather different.