Sentence examples for what is rather from inspiring English sources

What is rather more unclear is precisely how this complex system will respond to human induced forcings.

What is rather harder to understand, however, is why it's taken 18 years for these stories to appear in English.

Even when Britain was supposedly booming, the old industrial heartlands had high levels of what is rather clinically described as "economic inactivity".

"What is rather incredible about the past few years," he wrote, is "the number of pinheads who so totally got this wrong".

What is rather lovable about this ballet, which opened on Tuesday night, is its utter lack of interest in Great Art.

And if I felt part of any movement at the time, it was just to do that - to be journalistic and photograph what is, rather than what is made up.

It began in what was rather sedate fashion.

What was rather touching, but also flawed, in our approach is that we are quite an intellectual party.

What was rather uncertain was the dynamic that would result from collaborating with and befriending my colleagues.

My school had what was rather pretentiously called a "dining hall," and it was a 10-minute walk from the main school buildings.

For Juarez and Sterling, however, their fling with War Emblem is a warm memory about what was rather than what could have been.