Sentence examples for which have rather from inspiring English sources
Metamorphosis is recorded in dealfishes and oarfishes, the young of which have rather deep bodies and greatly elongated fin rays.
Aside from his art museum, he has created the Telmex Foundation and the Carlos Slim Foundation, which have rather diffuse mandates.
Our aim is to make our website easier for new visitors to navigate by reducing the number of blogs, many of which have rather esoteric names; it is not immediately obvious, even to hardened Economist fans, that the place to look for Africa news is a blog called Baobab.
Our aim is to make the website easier for new visitors to navigate by reducing the number of blogs, many of which have rather esoteric names; it is not immediately obvious, even to hardened Economist fans, that the place to look for business news is a blog called "Schumpeter".
Our aim is to make our website easier for new visitors to navigate by reducing the number of blogs, many of which have rather esoteric names; it is not immediately obvious, even to hardened Economist fans, that the place to look for science news is a blog called Babbage.
The widely adopted printable dielectrics are polymers which have rather low dielectric constant, resulting in a large operating voltage.
An absurd death, which had rather an effect on me.
We visited the original (on Zhao Jia Bang Road), which has rather nondescript decor, and the newest in Pudong, which out-glitzes even the gaudiest Hong Kong-style restaurant.
Mitchell advised planting dahlias at lilac time, but he lived in Washington, which has rather more hot air than other cities and a warmer climate.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Even though it's near the end of the political year rather than the beginning, I recently found myself back in Iowa, which has rather unexpectedly become a general-election battleground.
That would be to introduce a change which has rather dropped off the political agenda of late – allowing them to apply for university places after they have got their A-level grades.
