Sentence examples for were rather of from inspiring English sources

The examples she chose were rather of a plant being 'conscious' of its environment, i.e., the plant's response to many types of unusual stimuli – even 'psychic' stimuli – and, hence, she tended to treat 'consciousness' as the ability to perceive inputs to which a response could be observed.

One kind is rather of the nature of vapour, the other of the nature of a windy exhalation.

In contrast, a great deal of economic knowledge ('economic laws') is rather of qualitative or nonlinear nature.

Based on this finding, the immobilization seems to be rather of mechanical (adhesive binding) nature than an electrostatic one.

Therefore the indicated out-patient prices are rather of theoretic character.

Further, the sample number per histological grade is rather small and thus our results are rather of suggestive nature.

You were rather in awe of him.

They were rather excellent examples of widely popular styles.

"There were rather a lot of men here just now.

They were rather a kind of incredible sense".

Some of them were rather clever.