Sentence examples for rather sporting from inspiring English sources

Three-on-three deatchmatch action it seems, despite this perhaps appearing a rather sporting set-up for intergalactic war.

For profitable deception of the gentry, by clever tricksters from the underclasses, was a rather sporting component of class warfare all across Europe in the mid nineteenth century.

The previous incumbent before Anderson was Wayne Rooney, who then decided he would rather sport No 10, and then midfielders Nicky Butt and Paul Ince before him.

There is a significant minority who'd rather sport remains as it is: a "blokey" culture dominated by straight, white men.

Rather, sports media's overarching problem with female representation is a deeply rooted issue that must be weeded out before true change can flourish.

There are rather more Sporting KC's than Portland Timbers in the playoffs.

But rather than sporting a pocket protector and buck teeth, Mr Sifry has hints of a beer gut.

The difference is that he's clean-shaven, she decides, rather than sporting his usual half-grown stubble.

ST. ANDREWS, SCOTLAND — Although St. Andrews is considered golf's ancestral home, the Scottish town's original pilgrims were in fact religious rather than sporting devotees.

The add-on runs on a single AAA rather than sporting a newfangled battery pack to extend the life of the 3DS.

These matches were played for financial rather than sporting reasons, and the team had little success at Victorian Rules.