Sentence examples for toward a rather from inspiring English sources

He said that was the predictable result "of a policy geared toward a rather small fraction of the population".

Apollo leads four none too stable women across some tricky ground toward a rather daunting figure of Time.

But as "Campaign" winds on toward a rather anticlimactic election day, Yama-san, as the candidate is known, becomes sympathetic as well as pathetic.

Even American economists tended toward a rather static view of the world.

The practice of centralized economic decision making had not been overcome, while the newly autonomous enterprises moved toward a rather spontaneous, chaotic partial privatization of questionable legality, but with a significant middle-level nomenklatura component.

President Obama's self-imposed rule against lobbyists in his administration, and the method whereby he is now implementing his progressive agenda, hews toward a rather perverse irony, if not hypocrisy.

And why did he devote so much money toward developing a rather simple kitchen implement?

The rupture first moves toward the northwest with a rather slow speed.

Toward the end of a rather disappointing Saturday afternoon watching Arlington police, Lovett passed a flashing road sign that read, "Protect your car, secure your valuables".

But less obvious financial incentives can push toward a foreclosure rather than a short sale.

Overstatement, though, is a trope of the ill, a sick person's way of gesticulating toward a point, rather than actually making it.