Sentence examples for was then rather from inspiring English sources
She is extra proud, because she arrived at acting from the world of modelling – which was then "rather unorthodox".
She was then rather unfairly accused of spawning a social phenomenon of silly, shallow, insecure women, as well as a publishing phenomenon of silly, shallow, insecure novels.
He was then rather suddenly pushed out at the urging of the Treasury, which is considering radically trimming the bank as a precursor to selling the state's 81% stake.That sudden violence, and the perception that the government wants a chief executive amenable to having a boot at his neck, appears to have deterred outsiders from applying.
Emil and the Detectives was, in my view, the perfect book, and the fact that it was written by a (to me) exotic-sounding German and was then rather less well known among my peers than, say, Stig of the Dump or Tom's Midnight Garden only added to its allure.
As a mater of fact, the gain of novelty was then rather high following the first subtraction (55%), probably due to the removal of these largest clusters.
It is, then, rather knowing.
The time that had to be spent to produce what were then rather crude sonorities seemed to him excessive.
To some extent, it is then rather arbitrary whether one refers to a particular group as family, subfamily, or other division.
The perils faced by the nation were then rather graver (while pondering how he came to be prime minister unopposed, future historians may also wonder how Mr Brown became so unpopular so quickly, when so little actually happened).
First, because if you ask an artist for their interpretation of a story, it is then rather difficult to turn round and say, "Actually, it isn't quite our cup of tea".
The disciplines then required to work out what is a fact and which stories it can test are then rather different – think of historical inquiry; the idea that there are large social clashes with all the facts on one side and all the stories on the other is not itself factual.
