Sentence examples for play was rather from inspiring English sources

But the play was rather commonplace.

"Our play was rather slow," Marcel Desailly, the frustrated French captain, said.

In this way, the play is rather like life.

(The whole play is rather phone-heavy; I left hearing a dial tone in my head).

As Anthony Page later observed, the play is rather like a marijuana dream.

David Hare's new play is, rather unexpectedly, based on La Main, a psychological thriller by the great Georges Simenon.

Structurally, the play is rather like a violent version of La Ronde; tonally, its mood of dazzling apocalyptic farce suggests the novels of Kurt Vonnegut or Joseph Heller.

Structurally, the play is rather like a violent version of La Ronde; tonally, its mood of dazzling apocalyptic farce suggests the novels of Kurt Vonnegut or Joseph Heller … This is a play about the breakdown of society in contemporary Russia.

The original play is rather malleable.

So far our knowledge on the mechanism of peroxisome proliferation and the role small GTPases and the cytoskeleton play is rather incomplete.

By today's standards the plays are rather broad to have been written by a nun.