Sentence examples for infrequent public from inspiring English sources

Tillerson's infrequent public appearances were usually controlled and scripted.

It had been stored in a climate-controlled museum vault except for infrequent public shows.

But infrequent public singing, often with little time to prepare, takes an emotional toll, she explained.

Mr. Kim is believed to have suffered a stroke in 2008 and had looked sickly in his infrequent public appearances until recently.

He is an unhappy and infrequent public speaker, although, in James's description, "he's the heart and soul of any dinner party — if he decides to be".

He has lashed out at reporters who have asked about the infrequent public appearances he has made in recent years with his wife, Donna Hanover.

But Houellebecq, as both his writing and his infrequent forays into public life suggest, doesn't seem like someone who takes much notice of what people tell him to do.

After attending too many military funerals, Walter Jones took three steps which are all too infrequent in American public life.

Consequently, our study relied upon a detailed and precise geocoding of residential data, which is relatively infrequent for Italian public administrations.

Their infrequent application in public health research might particularly be due to lacking inclusion of their estimates in statistical software packages.

Lochlinn Parker, a solicitor for the protesters, welcomed the IPCC's decision but said it was "an all too infrequent recommendation, especially in public order cases".