Sentence examples for has rarely given from inspiring English sources

It's quite a coup: Durst, notoriously media shy, has rarely given his side of the story.

He says he has rarely given more than an hour a night for all his courses.

He has rarely given interviews in recent years, but is a prolific writer.

Over the years, the I.R.S. has rarely given a discount for art that is split among heirs.

For twenty years we have been racing time, remember that history has rarely given us so much time.

There's real poignancy and panache here, suggesting expressive resources that Keaton's career has rarely given him the chance to mine.

I've rarely given advice unless asked.

Comedy is often relegated to the kids' table of American theatre, and critics have rarely given Simon his creative due.

Tories have had old-fashioned views on marriage and other moral issues, to be sure, but they have rarely given them much prominence.

Gabrielle Giffords, newly elected to a House seat in Arizona, said she had rarely given a speech without calling for Mr. Rumsfeld's removal.

The Cardinals have rarely given the networks reason to carry their games much beyond Arizona and the interested markets of the teams they play.