Sentence examples for are rarely produced from inspiring English sources

But these dense works, which have none of the epic sweep of O'Neill's classic dramas, are rarely produced.

Verhaeren's plays in verse, although often showing dramatic power and poetic inspiration, are sometimes criticized for their excessively rhetorical style and are rarely produced.

Mr. Albee is 83 now and has long since bounced back, after landing a third Pulitzer in 1994 for "Three Tall Women" and winning the 2002 best play Tony Award for "The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?" Several plays of his "down period" have not fared as well, however: They are rarely produced, and have not received the reappraisals that he believes they deserve.

Oil and gas are rarely produced from a reservoir already at an export quality.

Distribution planning is crucial for most companies since goods are rarely produced and consumed at the same place.

These PC are produced by Aspergillus species in the natural environment and on laboratory media but are rarely produced during infection.

Beckett is rarely produced in New Jersey professional theaters.

Tennessee Williams's original is rarely produced today, and Mr. Page says it's the sparest and bleakest version.

Paul Binotto achieves a more downbeat tone in a monologue from "The Killer," a play that is rarely produced.

The sleeping-pill ploy is often cited by Afghans in cases of infiltration or betrayal, though hard evidence backing it up is rarely produced.

Over all, it is difficult to parse, for audiences as well as directors and performers, a likely reason it is rarely produced even while being considered by some to be Mr. Walcott's masterpiece.