Sentence examples for rather summary from inspiring English sources

And we don't have much time, and it's necessary to go through it at a rather summary basis.

The Rhone Valley gets rather summary treatment here — the soldiers had no time during the war for leisurely wine tastings, and Flint doesn't think much of the French.

"Given the number of sins committed in the course of 20 centuries," Bishop Piero Marini, who is in charge of papal ceremonies, said before the Mass, "it must necessarily be rather summary".

The Life of Woodrow Wilson written by his Secretary of the Navy, Josephus Daniels, provides a clear if eulogistic and rather summary account of the President's life, and a somewhat more compelling insight into his character.

This distinction between the areas we proposed in the present study remains, by then, rather summary and do not allow to take in account social and cultural aspects inherent to each community that might play a role on the risk representations.

Many Worlds"., a rather accurate summary of Karnataka's diversity.

Finally, it generates populations of virtual users rather than summary statistics for individual variables.

And who could dispute that the phrase "evil empire" was actually a rather succinct summary of the facts rather than florid hyperbole?

It is not an exhaustive review of the literature, but rather a summary of the state of our knowledge with illustrative cites to findings in the literature.

"Duggan was a gangster not Nelson Mandela," wrote the Daily Mail's Richard Littlejohn, ignoring the fact that even if he was, he would still be entitled to a fair trial rather than summary execution.

As many pages are given to Humboldt's time in the Llanas and Orinoco as to a rather basic summary of Bolivar's role in South America's liberation (inspired, in some small ways, by Humboldt).