Examples of using To be rather in English and their translations into Danish
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you tend to be rather detached and even aloof
Hair loss tends to be rather rapid and often involves one side of the head more than the other.
Unfortunately, there seem to be rather a lot of people here in the Chamber competing for first prize.
often because that institution tends to be rather secretive.
because we did try to be rather proactive in terms of helping him.
The second point that I would like to make is that the contribution of the new Member States to humanitarian aid tends to be rather modest.
However, two of them considered"strengthening of competitive regions" and one person marked"growing complexity of European politics" to be rather weak connotation.
our bottles happen to be rather venerable for the price.
as it tends to be rather expensive and is not always very productive.
However, one can expect the size of such a possible bias to be rather small for two reasons.
This resolution before us today seems to me to be rather more long-winded
I was quite worried about our nervous little Amanda, but she… appears to be rather proficient with her weapons.
SIMONS(S).-(DE) Mr President, I should like to ask the President-in-Office of the Council to be rather more specific.
I find the new-born report we have just seen to be rather underhand.
because that seems to be rather late to me.
Marvin Lee McManus• August 19, 2013 at 10:15 am• What I find to be rather hilarious my friend is the fact that you are making an assumption about me without even knowing me.
I would like this year's budget to be rather more far-sighted than last year's,
I consider this to be rather hazardous.
In addition, the 243 Ways layout proves to be rather expensive after a few spins,
for what you went on to say about the directive on services under these headings actually turned out to be rather insubstantial.