Sentence examples for that were rather from inspiring English sources

At the same time, they presented a set of supposedly timeless "truths" about masculinity that were rather new.

We also offered advice to other groups working with LED and getting them to fit on the bread boards which had pin spacings that were rather small.

Very exciting to be able to come up with ideas, be able to apply theory to things that were rather practical, rather useful.

What arrived was entirely handwritten and on some very odd pieces of paper that were rather tricky to keep in order.

Dame Wendy said she had tried to make only films that were "rather special and have stature," and to play only roles that were "undull".

The court was of the opinion that the policy would only lead to student messages that were, rather than private speech, actually religious speech directly sponsored and endorsed by a governmental agency.

Yes, that is rather vague.

In a way, that's rather cool.

"Well that is rather alarming," he added, smiling rather weakly.

But that can result in software that is rather opaque.

On some levels that's rather a pity.