Sentence examples for rather becoming from inspiring English sources

She was wearing a long sleeveless black dress, simply cut, rather becoming.

Finding the two together in St Moritz, he showered them with bank notes and shouted: 'Here, take this if you love money so much!' While the anecdote confirms a certain trust-fund boorishness, it also points to a rather becoming anti-materialism, or at least a lack of respect for wealth.

In addition, the report indicates these voice speakers aren't just something adults are using, but are rather becoming devices for the whole families.

CEO Jamasen Rodriguez told me that the company's vision has expanded — it's not just focused on lead generation anymore, but rather becoming "a full-stack sales company".

But on the other side of the Atlantic, Evelyn Waugh noted in a 1924 diary entry that students at Oxford were clothed in a smart new garment: "with a high collar rather becoming and most convenient for lechery because it dispenses with all unromantic gadgets like studs and ties.

This battle is not taking place in Syria alone, but is rather becoming inflamed primarily in North Africa.

Borges writes a story, rather than becoming Menard, because to become Menard amounts to madness.

It is neater, he says, to have organisms that glow brighter, rather than becoming fainter, as the environment becomes more toxic.

Thus, rather than becoming more specific, the concept of regeneration has become much more general.

It becomes easy to execute anything as individuals rather than becoming one.

Rather than becoming a vibrant, modernising force in politics his party has become something of a family-run affair, riven by discord and infighting.