Sentence examples for a rare bit from inspiring English sources

PEOPLE who fret over health costs got a rare bit of good news in January.

For the local economy, Wall Street's rebound is a rare bit of good news.

It's a rare bit of green and quiet space in the inner city.

From a writer's point of view, I noted, that was a rare bit of hopeful news.

But developments in Slovakia over the past month offer a rare bit of optimism.

It is now known, in a rare bit of bureaucratic frankness, as the "permanent emergency".

It was a rare bit of good news in an otherwise gloomy environment for nonprofits.

Eh Joe is a rare bit of Beckett: what he called 'peephole art'.

It triggered a rare bit, in public at least, of authentic Cameronian anger and passion.

A rare bit of pre- and post-coup continuity has been the US drone campaign.

"It is a rare bit of good news for British ladybirds," said Comont.