Sentence examples for ever rarer from inspiring English sources

From 1974 to 1989, his stage, film and TV appearances became ever rarer.

Though it is ever rarer in the Polish press, it transfers relatively well to books.

But if actual violence is ever rarer and more notional, represented violence is ever more ubiquitous and graphic.

But if actual violence is ever rarer and more notional, represented violence is ever more ubiquitous and graphic..

My fear is that meddling with the ownership of our forests, however it's done, will render this experience ever rarer.

So although I should feel worse, I don't, because it means the occasions on which my wife invites me out are becoming ever rarer.

And are these ever rare.

For now, though, it remains a beguiling place, offering visitors an ever-rarer glimpse into an ancient tribal society.

But such an exception seems ever more rare.

Having pulled back from the brink, Bieber now seems on course to become bigger than ever, a rare young male star in a pop market dominated by women.

A kind word from Mr. Dylan, Fariña wrote, could fill him "with good feeling from nose to kneecap," but such niceties became ever more rare as the two men assumed the status of unofficial brothers-in-law.