Sentence examples for to a rather from inspiring English sources

The N.C.A.A., however, came to a rather different conclusion.

But she likens him to "a rather stupid dachshund".

Eventually Limbaugh came to a rather obvious conclusion.

Europeans are today reaching out to a rather lonely Turkey.

It seems to belong to a rather different film.

I ended up talking to a rather confused shop assistant.

The artist has also turned his talents to a rather more light-hearted enterprise.

After these initial scenes, the play loses momentum before sputtering to a rather lacklustre conclusion.

(She, too, is waiting for a bus, but to a rather different institution).

This leads to a rather different style of work, to put it mildly.

But getting there will require this distinguished lobster to acquiesce to a rather pedestrian adventure.