Sentence examples for rather extended from inspiring English sources

"And he said that emphatically and for a rather extended period of time".

Roth's report said "this was no mere 'bump' but rather extended contact to shove the barrel out of the way".

All this, I guess, is a rather extended metaphorical way of saying that, yes, I'm drawn to characters who use rationality to flag their irrationality, and who lie to themselves, but in ways that are simultaneously a way of looking directly at what is true, and difficult.

Inviting is executed not only through turn design but also through sequential management, either simply in an adjacency pair or in a rather extended sequence.

This tailing shape of PDDF suggests that the average conformation of FBP21-WWs in solution is not globular but rather extended.

Residues close to the N-terminus of this loop in an unmodified DBD such as V74, I76 and D77 adopted rather extended conformations even after long-time equilibration.

High-concentrate grain diets (rather than extended grazing) can lead to gastric ulcers.

These six short imagist poems are rather like extended haiku, a form in which the poet has always excelled.

"If the word 'fish' in this letter is substituted for the word 'poem,' we have a rather interesting extended metaphor on the nature of poetic composition".

For the most part, this final series was not thrilling hockey but, rather, an extended seminar in the theory and practice of dump and chase.

The City manager, Nigel Pearson, wasreflective, having rather unnecessarily extended an accidental touchline tangle with Palace's James McArthur towards the end of the game – "He said something," was Pearson's explanation.