Sentence examples for what a rather from inspiring English sources

Bringing Jose Enrique on, Suarez was moved up front and in the fourth minute of added time he nearly showed what a rather useful striker he is too, forcing Szczesny to make a good diving save that prevented Suarez from winning the game 3-2.

Some found his endorsement of what seemed a rather mediocre conservative squeal a diminishment.

But Romney's also ducking what is a rather unseemly gathering.

She proved to be charming in what was a rather creaky vehicle about paternity.

Germany won the latter 2-0 in Guadalajara, Mexico, in what was a rather less controversial game.

Nor should anyone pass too harsh a judgement on what looks a rather plain Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury today.

Jon Huntsman, the only exception, received excessive kudos for what seems a rather lukewarm acceptance of climate change.

"What does a rather ordinary and reserved Catholic priest say to Lena Horne?" They struck up a conversation about "feeling shy in front of people".

The shortlist meeting for the awards this year was record-breakingly lengthy and no wonder, what with a rather unwieldy list of eight newcomer nominees.

It's the diva's return from what seems a rather overreported low point: after parting ways with Virgin and making a silly movie.

"Looking on I thought: 'Why take all this incoming [fire] in defence of what is a rather arcane principle?'" he said.