Sentence examples for that it rather from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, immune cells did not express receptors for IL-24 suggesting that this cytokine cannot stimulate immune reactions by directly interacting with cells from the immune system [2] but that it rather exerts its functions on keratinocytes, inflamed skin and/or yet unidentified target tissues.

I'm not the biggest fan of "The Artist" — it's too mild at heart, both regarding its characters and regarding the world of movies that it rather narrowly celebrates — but, despite its creampuff sentimentality, the mere fact that it's a black-and-white silent film makes the investment of its fifteen-million-dollar budget an act of daring or of faith.

Its chief advantage is that it rather better at matching in to resistive end terminations than the k-type or m-type.

Altogether, its moderate influence on gene expression suggests that it rather sustains, than induces inflammatory processes [ 10].

So high is the level of quality that it rather distracts, with sheer pleasure, from the background history and the anthropology of Native American experience.

The only problem with the brilliance of Astrid as a fictional creation is that it rather makes you wish that the whole novel was hers.

Actually, put like that, it's rather scary.

That limits it rather a lot.

That makes it rather taxing to reconstruct words from visemes alone.

That makes it rather difficult to make a sensible forecast, but here goes!

Robins said of the picture: "It has a very nice immediate quality about it that makes it rather special".