These all seem rather artificial distinctions to me.
It has a rather artificial feel in places, but is a rattling good read most of the time.
Walter, in his memoirs, described "the composer's cool and perfect piano performance of the rather artificial but masterly work".
"But we have a kind of complexity in all these products that is rather artificial and probably transitional," he says.
In Asia the 1997 financial crisis dealt the South Korean car industry—always a rather artificial creation a huge blow.
And I no longer have to worry about that rather artificial distinction between "biography" and "literary life".
Her voice seemed divided in two: a slender, pointed top and a big, rather artificial low that, when invoked, seemed to overwhelm everything above it.
Current screening platforms, however, rely on measuring protein interactions in rather artificial systems, rendering the results difficult to confer on the in vivo situation.
Serengeti The pile-'em-high wildlife sights of Ngorongoro suddenly seem rather artificial and Disneyfied, though, when we arrive at our final destination: the sweeping, endless, rock-strewn plains of the Serengeti.
But when Hughes's estate withdrew permission to quote at length from the work, he was forced to write more biographically: "I no longer have to worry about that rather artificial distinction between 'biography' and 'literary life'".
The faces of early korai wear the Archaic smile, a rather artificial grimace achieved by sculpting the corners of the mouth with an upward turn; the kore's expression eventually became a fairly relaxed half-smile.
