Sentence examples for notably rare from inspiring English sources

Claude Lanzmann's "Shoah" (recently reissued on DVD by the Criterion Collection) is a notable and still notably rare attempt to explore genocide not only as a historical cataclysm but also as a result of innumerable instances of actual, ordinary behavior.

With notably rare exceptions, as Mr. Greenspan might put it.

Moody's persists in believing that with notably rare exceptions, so too have credit ratings.

Hey, my blogging is almost always clear, with notably rare exceptions.

First, while Ukip has certainly had a number of scandals involving racist candidates, antisemitism is notably rare in the archives.

See the comments section of the linked piece for variations on the "notably rare exceptions" trope; e.g., "With notably rare exceptions, Newt Gingrich is a loyal and faithful husband".

Bronze is less common than copper, and it is notably rarer in the lower levels.

Mr. Colligan, a pianist, plays brisk and crafty postbop, the likes of which has become notably rarer in recent years.

Pigna also features the greatest number of shops and artisans among the villages, including a few who make wooden flutes and string instruments, notably the rare Corsican cetera, a lute-like instrument of Tuscan origin with 16 strings.

Several species of penguin also nest along the coast, notably the rare yellow-eyed penguin (hoiho), as do other seabirds including mollymawks and Australasian gannets, and the estuaries of the rivers are home to herons, stilts, godwits and oystercatchers.

A rugged, sparsely populated area, the Catlins features a scenic coastal landscape and dense temperate rainforest, both of which harbour many endangered species of birds, most notably the rare yellow-eyed penguin.