Sentence examples for rather inert from inspiring English sources
Physically, he's even rather inert and awkward; below the neck, he's a terrible comedian.
The story, while sweet and simple, is rather inert, and has occasionally jarring rhymes: "His mother tightens Jacob's scarf.
So it simply felt like a very fast, very grippy but rather inert, nose-heavy car with front-wheel drive.
Nitrogen, however, is a rather inert element; it is difficult to get it to combine with any other element.
It seems to be wanting to create a generation of rather inert citizens who accept austerity and are resilient to its many manifestations, but it is not encouraging them to change things".
Instead, we have a handsome but rather inert portrait of a suffocating social milieu in which it is left to Thompson herself to inject vibrant relief as the independently minded Lady Eastlake.
Rather than inert spools, histones are increasingly seen as active cogs in a cell's gene regulation machinery.
Rather than inert energy reservoirs, LDs are actively associated with other organelles and play vital roles in lipid metabolism, membrane trafficking and signal transduction (Martin and Parton, 2006; Zehmer et al., 2009).
Further experiments will need to be performed to confirm that the intergenic introns are functional (i.e., removed from mature transcripts) rather than inert sequences.
For example, the free reducing sugars have been commonly used in permethylation analysis and fluorescent tagging, while the glycan-nitriles are rather chemically inert under normal physiological conditions, so they can be directly used in some biological assays if desired.
Where on the BMW it feels rather heavy and inert, on the Jaguar it feels alive, responsive, changing to the conditions and beautifully weighted whatever the speed or cornering load.
