Sentence examples for was being rather from inspiring English sources

Perhaps she was being rather too modest?

"I was being rather a purist, perhaps," he said.

Given the contents of Beecroft's report for the Conservative Party, the certifiably non-socialist Lib Dem was being rather mild-mannered.

The dinner — melted Manchego over escargot — was not very Finnish, but the argument was, being rather subdued and punctuated by a number of long, contemplative silences.

New York Police Department spokesperson George Tsourovakas said: "He was being rather difficult and combative, verbally... To the point where security guards asked him to please leave the premises and he refused.

Kanye told audience-members on Saturday night that he was "the greatest living rock star on the planet", but really, you only needed to wait 24 hours to see the crowd pogo-ing to 'Dancing on the Ceiling' to know that Mr West was being rather liberal with the truth.

"I think the E.C.B. is being rather realistic".

Actually he is being rather humble and rather straightforward and telling him like it is.

They are being rather conservative in making new loans, which has implications for the broader economy".

I think the Labour party are being rather miserable about this".

Arcade Fire are being rather more vague, suggesting a late-spring release for their followup to Reflektor.