Sentence examples for rather nocturnal from inspiring English sources

American workers are rather nocturnal, too.

His terrific second album is influenced by dawn motorbike rides rather than nocturnal regrets and, though the muted electronic washes that open Golden Light are passing nods to introspective R&B, Lewis's songs have more in common with widescreen 80s anthems and the euphoria of fellow revivalists M83.

The school mascot is Blitz the Bearcat – neither a bear nor a cat, but rather a nocturnal Asian mammal called the "binturong".

Interestingly, they also observed that cough in IPF is predominantly a daytime rather than nocturnal symptom and that there was good correlation between cough frequency and subjective measures of cough assessed by the Leicester Cough Questionnaire [ 21].

It is rather silent, partly nocturnal, and has even been credited with a morose disposition.

The hand-held camera work and jittery editing are reminiscent of "The Shield," though "Southland" emphasizes a daytime, sun-struck Los Angeles rather than the nocturnal city that FX series favored.

In the morning, Dreyfuss discovered (rather sheepishly) that the nocturnal intruder had been a wild boar.

Mr. Wolcott continues, purring, the critic as nocturnal D.J. rather than Oxford don: "Wisdom is for statues.

Or that Emily Dickinson ("Good Morning — Midnight / I'm coming Home —") might have awakened before dawn not to seek some alone time before the household stirred but rather because of abnormal nocturnal breath processes?

"Results suggest it is the contribution the moon phase makes to nocturnal luminance, rather than the moon phase per se, that may influence the occurrence of epileptic seizures," it concluded.

Second, the study was only performed for a 9-h nocturnal period rather than over 24 h.