Sentence examples for rather flattened from inspiring English sources

Layers of shale come apart like the pages of a book, exposing rather flattened fossils, often in two halves.

On the sole of the foot a verruca that becomes rather flattened is called a plantar wart.

One of my favourite ever films, a touchstone in my life, is Godard's Masculin Féminin, shot by Willy Kurant in a grainy, rather flattened B&W.

Chevrotains have rather flattened lower premolars but have incipiently selenodont molars; i.e., in which the cusps are drawn out into longitudinal crescents.

In most other places, the bone is rather flattened.

Instead they were rather flattened, ranging from 1.1 to 2.1 µm in diameter and 0.5 to 0.8 µm in thickness.

Worms typically have an elongated, tubelike body, usually rather cylindrical, flattened, or leaflike in shape and often without appendages.

Gratifying because it's a novel of true narrative and linguistic splendour that bears comparison with her best work; and also as proof that fame has widened her readership rather than flattened her prose.

And after the season's first storm, in December, I realized I'd rather get flattened by the No.14 bus to Piscataway than lift so much as a forkful of snow ever again.

In his De la grandeur et de la figure de la terre (1720; "Concerning the Size and Shape of the Earth"), he supported the theory that the Earth is an elongated sphere, rather than flattened.

"If the arts are to have the centrality to our human experience that Tessa Jowell rightly expects of them, then the inevitably patrician institutions that provide them need to be challenged and held to account by the spirit of provocation rather than flattened out by the market.