Sentence examples for rather superb from inspiring English sources

Popcorn wins extra points for having a rather superb collection of old flying helmets.

To get into the spirit of the place, I sampled a little bit of several cuisines, starting with a rather superb avocado and salad handroll.

Victory went to the posher of the two women who go through, but the rather superb Philippa Darcy (yes, really), who owns the business, is taking the loser under her wing and will, I do not doubt, See Her Right.

I'd be lying if I didn't say that the last 45 minutes somewhat kicks back into gear, with an extended cameo from Gollum (Andy Serkis, brilliant as always) and a rather superb escape sequence set in an underground environment full of rickety bridges and bottomless gorges.

Many of these restaurants are actually rather good: superb ingredients, great cooking, skilled service.

The 2016 photograph of the Trump rally -- shot by Seattle-based photojournalist Nate Gowdy, who rose to national fame this year when one of his campaign shots of Bernie Sanders made the cover of TIME magazine -- is unlike the Diane Arbus photograph in several ways, not the least of which is that it's not a portrait but rather a superb piece of reportage.

It is a superb, rather literary moment.

"Rather is a superb reporter, and dead honest," Wallace told me.

To succeed on a large scale, a new language must be good enough in all areas (even some the language designer has never heard of), rather than just superb at one or two things (however important).

We already see signs here of some specialist hospitals providing services in smaller hospitals - but this might be around capturing patients (bad competition) rather than providing superb services to patients (good competition).

One does not get the sense that Ms. Smith, the author of "Up the Tube: Prime Time TV and the Silverman Years," came to deconstruct the man, but rather that her superb and thorough reporting uncovered all the unpleasantness along with the greatness.