Sentence examples for rather good picture from inspiring English sources
Even though the question as asked ("What are the books that have made France what it is?") might allow for several interpretations, still the response does give a rather good picture of what today's French intellectual élite considers important in its country's literature.
Despite the presence of only scattered traces of paint, the analysis performed has given a rather good picture of the palette of pigments, used for painting this marble sculpture, which are similar to those found in the investigated Ottoman sculptures.
Hill grew up in a "bookish household" in Kentish Town, north London, with a journalist father who made "intricate model boats" and wrote "rather good poetry" and a graphic designer mother who did "rather good pictures" and sang.
He's in rather good shape, posting pictures of his abs online and putting up videos like "HOW DO COMPETITIVE EATERS NOT GET FAT?," and says he works as a model.
Mapplethorpe taught himself what a good picture looks like by taking pictures rather than paying for expensive photography classes.
As it happened, I was lying propped up in bed watching through a large picture window after an excellent meal at a rather good hotel, the Villa Santa Catarina.
Doing so provided a good picture of possible controls that might mitigate these businesses' vulnerabilities and improve the case for regulating them rather than banning them altogether.
"Audrey" is a good picture.
