Sentence examples for rather a bunch from inspiring English sources

But then it turns into something else — or, rather, a bunch of other things, among them a road movie, a Holocaust drama and an epic tale of prodigal sons and vanished fathers.

The new Spielberg-Kushner-Lewis movie, "Lincoln," reminds us (or will, once widely released) that Lincoln's entire conduct in office during the war was based on the fiction that the secession had never happened — that the South was not a rebellious nation but, rather, a bunch of outlaws running around in gang regalia.

The American military's reaction to leaked documents has routinely been to refuse to comment on classified matters, but it quickly made an exception for this report, insisting that it was not a piece of military analysis informed by detainee interrogations but rather a bunch of detainees spouting party line and propaganda.

When the Hollywood writers' strike pulled back the curtain on the world of television, what Americans saw was not a cashmere-wrapped actress alighting from her Escalade, but rather a bunch of middle-aged writers in ill-fitting red T-shirts standing on a picket line on Pico Boulevard.

It's basically a cloud in a box, or rather a bunch of cloud apps in a box.

It's not actually a completely built-in modular apartment, but rather a bunch of home components you can reconfigure for whatever you need.

Senators from Mr Feingold's party reacted rather like a bunch of cartoonists being asked to poke a bit of fun at the Prophet.

The entrepreneurs seemed rather like a bunch of cool new kids who'd been bused into a suburban high school and were exotically subverting the social hierarchy.

But they had better things to deal with than this – muggings and robberies rather than a bunch of kids having a nice time.

They favor festivals and thematic series — or, in Carnegie's parlance, "Perspectives" — so that a creative musician like Valery Gergiev or Ian Bostridge can offer a world view rather than a bunch of pieces.

But the truth is without better coordination without treating Atlanta as a single cohesive region rather than a bunch of towns and counties that all just happen to be near each other what happened this week will happen again.