Sentence examples for previously rather from inspiring English sources
My previously rather vague worries about the future of the planet had become increasingly frightening and real.
Certainly, the movie was much funnier and zingier than I would have suspected from Iñárittu's previously rather solemn work — and the screenplay was terrific.
By devolving creative power to the end users, Super Mario Maker represents a sea change in Nintendo's previously rather insular attitude.
Davis is described by Kearney as "mischievous, impish, never pompous, with a great lightness of touch" and has been credited with bringing a fresher tone to the previously rather staid Today.
Disrepute DWP press releases highlight how new assessment processes are finding more people fit to work – the subtext being that they were wrongly claiming the benefit previously, rather than that the eligibility for the benefit has been tightened.
Some relief from this high-sugar diet was provided by recorded encounters with his old friend King, the first in 1974 at a studio-recorded junket where they genially reminisced and swapped favourite songs, the second in 1976 at the Coconut Grove in Los Angeles, where Bland, previously rather the junior partner, was more assertive and received top billing.
The Pioneers, who previously operated rather anonymously, have welcomed the new slice of celebrity.
It was perhaps exactly what Trump and Republicans wanted from Kavanaugh, who had previously been rather muted in his reactions to the allegations.
The pressure dependence also suggests that transient, incipient superconductivity occurs far above the 150 K hypothesized previously, and rather extends all the way to room temperature.
You potentially lose out on an authentic moment because you are not immediately present — you are reacting (that is, acting out what you were previously thinking), rather than responding to the demands of the moment.
Furthermore, she said, she is saddened that so many people view the race in terms of the relationship she and Mr. Owens previously shared rather than the need for improved leadership.
