Sentence examples for rather a sort of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Klein argues that the long-distance restrictions are not a form of punishment, but rather a sort of regulation.
It is, rather, a sort of freewheeling examination of the interior life of that curious animal, the white Australian male.
Artist David Shrigley, famed for his mordant cartoons, is turning his hand to opera (or rather a "sort of opera", he says), with composer David Fennessy, winner of a Paul Hamlyn award last year.
What happened was rather a sort of imprinting, and it had happened once before, when John Lennon's celestial, sexy, angry and exquisitely pitched shouts raised the hair on the back of my 5-year old neck — assuming I had any — changing me forever.
That it's no longer a living, breathing city, supporting a wide and heterogeneous group of individuals, with different social, economic and ethnic identities, all doing different things, but rather a sort of entrepôt for capital either amassed by indigenous rentiers, or lodged here by the kleptocrats of other countries.
Korine's impressionistic flashes of dramatic action are brought together with evocatively blank glimpses of spring-break rowdiness in a collage that flashes forward and back as to evoke no one character's memories or imaginings but rather a sort of abstract reverie that collects visual and sonic motifs into an incantatory swirl, like a music video based on a dramatic script.
For a while after his appearance, Danila enjoyed — or, rather, endured — a sort of micro-celebrity.
"I'm not interested in pointing fingers at a particular industry," he said in an interview, but rather inspiring a sort of existential dread.
So the rocks are not arranged as they were before in piles, but rather in a sort of in a pretty array.
He is more, by temperament, character or attitude, what used to be called a trimmer, rather than a sort of die-in-the-ditch man".
Did it surprise you that Diane turned out to be something of a mentor to Alicia this season rather than a sort of obvious antagonist?
