Sentence examples for rather customary from inspiring English sources

PLJ (peace, love, jump shot)." While perhaps not meeting her own grand expectations, Parker has excelled in a rather customary fashion.

It's rather customary for children to keep the home run balls that they hit over the fence.

The difference seems attributable rather to customary attitudes and valuations in particular, the assumption that women's productivity is lower in all jobs and the belief that pay should be proportioned to need (women workers generally needing less than the man who has a family to support).

Elinor Ostrom's works (1990) have stressed the relevance of Common Goods, resulting in the recognition of the Australian Aborigines' pre-capitalist collective rights, although their legalization was effected through written, rather than customary law.

Rather, the customary assumption is that temperature, wherever it may be measured on or in the body, provides sufficient reliability and reproducibility to estimate brain temperature.

The changes were early, at 50 minutes rather than the customary hour.

Federer triumphed through his strength of will rather than his customary dominance of his opponent.

Romania and Spain have been proposed as his birthplace, and his birth date is likewise customary rather than factual.

He advocates a half-percentage- point cut rather than the customary quarter-point move, and sooner rather than later.

As a young man, he campaigned in jeans rather than the customary dark suit and white gloves.

Mr. Levine offers educators a way to fit the school to the student rather than the customary method.