Sentence examples for infrequent good from inspiring English sources

Crispin's Day," an antiwar comedy by Matt Pepper that fuses Shakespeare and Monty Python to only infrequent good effect.

It would be good for infrequent use, for back lighting, for a big screen which props itself up (on a computer, perfect for complicated material that requires glancing forward and back repeatedly), or for sampling the eBook concept before buying a reader device.

While there have been incidents of hate crime attacks against Muslims in the city in the past two years, such attacks are infrequent, and community relations are good, the two men said.

International visitors may be pleasantly surprised to find Bethlehem feels perfectly safe, the welcome is warm (a sure sign that visitors are infrequent) and there's a good choice of hotels and restaurants.

Her charmingly written biography of Henry Purcell (1993), came in for criticism from some musicological quarters, but Alexander Waugh in the Evening Standard, got its measure perfectly: "Her history-telling is so good Purcell's infrequent intrusions into her narrative are often disappointing and annoying.

Nevertheless, the extent to which action research is published in good journals is infrequent enough to indicate a serious problem.

Selective RAF inhibitors display good tolerability with infrequent severe toxicities.

Portielje et al. (2001) also reported that most adult patients with ITP have a good outcome with infrequent hospital admissions and no excess mortality compared with the general population.

Often these events are unexpected, or just infrequent.

The individual's behaviour closely resembles that of Korsakoff's syndrome except that his insight into the memory disorder is usually good and confabulation is infrequent or absent.

Some people tell infrequent lies to make themselves look good or to protect themselves.