Sentence examples for many rare things from inspiring English sources

Norman Davies's Vanished Kingdoms: The History of Half-Forgotten Europe (Allen Lane) is many rare things, rolled into one.

Include many items, even rare things, but for a rather cheap price set.

Rare things are desirable: Less is more.

Many rare Beatles studio photos are everywhere.

No strings in particular is a rare thing: many companies looking for money, either through private or public sources, are so eager to get the cash that they end up jumping through hoops and shape-shifting to fit the funders' agendas.

Red Rum remains the most recent horse to have won more than one Grand National, but for the first six minutes of Saturday's race it looked very much as though Many Clouds might also do that rare thing.

Calagione looked washed out and a little crotchety — a rare thing — after one too many glasses of grappa the night before.

Where in many places else there is cant abounding, here is that rare thing, cant deficiency.

It's a rare thing to see me without makeup but so important for so many people!

The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is that rare thing – a public body of which the UK can be proud, indeed which is envied in many countries around the world.

It is a rare thing to work with developers who see the value in greenery, and rarer still to see so many specimens being prepared for new homes rather than simply being replaced.