Sentence examples for has almost never shown from inspiring English sources

While the annual parade attracts tens or hundreds of thousands of marchers and spectators — most of them American Jews — one group that might be expected to show up and salute has almost never shown up: Israelis.

They are in many ways an artistic homecoming, yet they also show Ms. Benglis in a place she has almost never been before.

The centerpiece of the show is a hypnotically beautiful painting from 1968 that has almost never been exhibited.

The Fed has almost never predicted recessions correctly.

Inequality has almost never been worse.

In the inland districts, the disease has almost never been reported.

Her videos and occasional installation pieces had almost never been shown in New York (although she has lived here since 1983), and her contribution to the 2002 Biennial had almost zero impact.

Week after week this fall, a new political drama has turned murky realities into compelling entertainment, a vivid and blunt illustration of Japanese politicians in ways they have almost never been shown before.

In the years since, he'd almost never shown himself in public.

Mark had almost never ridden them.

The run defense had almost never been the culprit.