Sentence examples for was rather special from inspiring English sources
But the way the Black Caps got there was rather special.
Add Allegri's Miserere and James MacMillan's strikingly dramatic modern setting of the same text to the programme and the end result was rather special.
"Normally, we don't enter competitions, but we thought this was rather special so we broke our golden rule,' Mr. Bannerman said from London.
The house was rather special for the neighborhood, although the area is not generally defined by a particular style or even era, Ms. Baldwin said.
It was apparent that A History of the World in 100 Objects was rather special because, unlike most radio previews, it came in a beautifully designed cardboard case – usually they are anonymous CDs bearing the programme title in felt-tip pen.
By the time the band recorded the tune – which now had lyrics, and a title, Losing My Religion – they knew it was rather special, but they had to convince their record company to release it and had no idea that it would have any particular commercial appeal above any of their other material.
It really is rather special.
But in other ways he is rather special.
"The role of governor is rather special," Sir Rex told The Independent of London in 1992.
A meeting with the Hairy Cornflake himself would be rather special.
