Sentence examples for always rare from inspiring English sources

The triple crown, while always rare, was once not an unthinkable occurrence.

Excellence is always rare and often unexpected: we don't necessarily expect masterpieces even from the great.

But the recent increase in that sentiment is odd, because the murder of children, always rare, has become more so.

Not all estates, however, were organized this tightly; elsewhere demesnes, though common, tended to be smaller and less economically important; and in the south they were always rare.

I'm reminded of a friend's remark, apropos of the recent New York art fairs: "I thought I missed good art, but that's always rare.

Even when Graves was simply Graves, great white Bordeaux was always rare, yet whites from producers like Haut-Brion, Laville-Haut-Brion and Domaine de Chevalier make indelible impressions.

Vermouth wasn't always so rare.

Casting from precious metals has always been rare.

Stone tools of this kind have always been rare in eastern Asia.

Bipartisan co-operation, on health care at least, has always been rare.

And basketball leagues have always been rare because gymnasium space is so scarce.