Sentence examples similar to rather high flown from inspiring English sources
If all that sounds rather high-flown, she also emphasises the hard work that is being done on UBI's basic economics.
The memoir features digressions into books that his situation brings to mind, including "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight," but of these sometimes rather high-flown literary parallels, the one that rings most true is that between himself and the hero in Patricia Highsmith's novel "Strangers on a Train".
It flies rather high & spends a good deal of the day at "calling perches".
Nevertheless, the experiment suggests that there is a rather high probability that a fruit fly settles the moment it finds a resource, and we use λ = 0.25 min−1.
But it seems rather high.
CONS: Maintenance is rather high.
The commentary bar is set rather high.
Chairman Roger Jarvis would rather fly high at the risk of falling hard.
(Presumably there's rather higher costs involved with testing the robustness of control algorithms if your control robots are flying around mid-air… ).
