Sentence examples for rather set in from inspiring English sources

It might take 10 or 20 years before those holding the astrophysics purse-strings wake up to the benefits, she suggests, as they are rather set in their ways.

Still, Victor was rather set in his ways and found the idea of having his natural heart removed and replaced by a metal and plastic electronic device deeply unsettling.

Quine has claimed that second-order logic is not really logic, but rather set theory in disguise.

Other research has posited or identified common anatomical and chromosomal traits among gay men or lesbians, and there's discussion of a gay gene or, rather, set of genes in the mix.

Her only digression from a rather set, humdrum routine came when in 1975 she divorced her husband and then two years later remarried him.

Indeed his debut from the bench at home to Romania back in 2006 rather set the tone.

But rather than being set in a high school or summer camp, Lewis's 2003 piece of classic reportage treads rather less well-explored ground: behind the scenes in major league baseball.

It is, it must be said, a rather glamorous drama, set in a world where Art is Deeply Felt and "just about everyone" is working on a book.

Rather than being set in Elizabethan Cyprus however, the action takes place on a giant space ship, and Othello himself is no longer a soldier, but a teenage girl called Vee.

"They didn't have any plots or characters, but were just rather amorphous performances set in galleries," said Milly Glimcher, an art historian at the Pace Gallery in Manhattan where an exhibit, "Happenings: New York, 1958-1963," is on display.

Rather, prices are set in world trade and by the manipulative efforts of the OPEC cartel.It is true, however, that oil companies have been happy to ride OPEC's coat-tails.