Sentence examples for rather spectacular that from inspiring English sources
"It is rather spectacular that they have been arrested this way".
It is a rather spectacular coincidence that while Russia tears down her churches in angry contempt of Man's religious instincts, German's chancellor grooms the Lord for the new day.
The festivities will be rather spectacular for a nation that remains understandably skeptical of nationalistic displays.
However, it is rarely made explicit that the implications of this notion are rather spectacular, as this would imply that these fecal proteins are not affected by the digestive system of the ants and that they must have important functions for the symbiosis to compensate for the ants not under selection to digest these proteins.
One work that exemplified that union on a rather spectacular scale was Martha Rosler's "Meta-Monumental Garage Sale," which made its debut in 1973 and will be recreated at Museum of Modern Art this fall.
We know now that it was flooding, and not the rather spectacular explosion at a Con Edison substation on Fourteenth Street, near the East River, that took down the power for hundreds of thousands of people in downtown Manhattan.
The two cheaper ones will surely get lost in the smoke from the Fire, but that's a pity; they're rather spectacular.
A string of rather spectacular successes might have made us too cocky, too sure that the future would simply bring more of the same.
Then Rubio had a rather spectacular meltdown at the debate, where he hilariously tried to answer the charge that he was just repeating a memorized talking point -- by repeating the same memorized talking point, over and over again.
The overwhelmingly dire output of late has suggested that the Hollywood honchos have fallen asleep at the wheel in rather spectacular fashion.
