Sentence examples for rather dominant from inspiring English sources
Like a beautiful woman I could not force from my mind — an extremely tall, rather dominant beautiful woman — the 102-story Empire State Building became an obsession.
He said there had come a time in recent years when the income of the BBC was "so outstripping that of independent television, there was a danger of BBC News becoming rather dominant".
But his traditional conceptual framework, using uncritical assumptions and a belief in the role of the poet as an exponent of moral maxims, makes the idealizing content in his narrative, particularly for the early period, rather dominant.
In fact, each of the companies held a rather dominant market share on their home turf, with Fuji representing 17percentt of the U.S. market.
Instead of being thermally relaxed back to amorphous state, parallel sliding motions of stretched PEN segments toward crystallization appear rather dominant.
In addition to low levels of anisotropy, the fact that the FZC of the main fault is rather dominant relative to subsidiary FZCs, we suggest that the fault zone structure of the GF is similar to that of the Punchbowl Fault (PF), Southern California (Schulz and Evans 2000), rather than the CF, in terms of both geometrical positioning and density of fractures.
The data are thus presented as left and right sides rather than dominant and non-dominant sides (Table 2).> Seventy seven subjects returned for retesting.
These are wines that for the most part are balanced and restrained, complementary rather than dominant.
Under Ben Olsen, they're scrappy, compact and hard to beat rather than dominant.
Werner Herzog's great subject, or rather his dominant preoccupation — what paranoia was to Alfred Hitchcock or violence to Sam Peckinpah — is mania.
Mr. Schnyder, admirably correct in Beethoven, seemed to turn the balance in the other direction, being almost submissive rather than dominant.
