Sentence examples for which rather seems from inspiring English sources

Have I mentioned the lifelong Labour voter who "was never political before Brexit", which rather seems to suggest that voting is not political.

Our results show that the KHI is not the primary cause of the geomagnetic ULF activity in the Pc5 band, which rather seems to be due to the direct transfer of compressional waves into the magnetosphere; however, at TNB, the KHI seems to amplify the fluctuations during the whole high-SW speed period.

Neither seemed particularly unnerved but were pleasantly pointing to areas of it and discussing it - which rather seems to be to point of public art.

Much less is known regarding the mating system of F. angustifolia, which rather seems to be androdioecious [ 28].

However, Burstein's group has shown that this mechanism is unimportant with the triptans which rather seem to work by blocking nociceptive transmission at the first synapse in the trigeminal nucleus caudalis [21].

"They still just don't get it!" ran the Mail's headline on Duncan's comments, which rather gauchely seemed to suggest the buzz-phrase of the expenses scandal was still current.

For the third title, which takes the open-world driving festival to Australia, they've rather outdone that boast, which now seems rather quaint in comparison.

Lorraine Pascale flavours the flour and the crumb rather than the meat, which seems rather pointless, given the relative quantities involved: I certainly can't detect her mustard powder and thyme in the finished article.

Now, they don't even bother to grow the cane, which somehow seems rather sad.

It's an approach which unfortunately seems rather rare nowadays".

A practical aspect of CG-MD simulations is the choice of the optimal time-step, which currently seems rather ad-hoc.