Sentence examples for has rarely discussed from inspiring English sources

Since construction began, Jeter has rarely discussed his house.

The war in Afghanistan is a topic the president has rarely discussed.

Rousseff has never concealed her past, but she has rarely discussed it in detail and never does now.

Though he has rarely discussed his former addiction in interviews, it inevitably made its way into his music.

Ms. Bloomberg dedicated the book to her mother, Susan, who divorced Mr. Bloomberg in 1993, and, in typical Bloomberg family fashion, has rarely discussed her personal life.

His compassion, notable in courtroom speeches that have moved his audience to tears, springs from two deep wells of experience that Judge Korman has rarely discussed publicly.

Since your inauguration, you've rarely discussed poverty, or racial injustice.

On a more personal note, Hollande mentioned that both his grandfathers had fought in the first world war, although they had rarely discussed their wartime experiences.

The father and son have almost never spoken publicly about what happened that night, and Michael Sr .and his wife, Kimberly, have rarely discussed it with their three children.

"Corruption is a problem at both the national and local levels of the Iraqi government," he said, an issue he had rarely discussed.

Because published reports of mass hysteria have rarely discussed treatment, doctors are unsure how to tell patients that no organic cause could be found for their symptoms.