Sentence examples for of those infrequent from inspiring English sources

But November 4, 2008, is one of those infrequent dates when one historical age and one generation, with a distinct political and economic and cultural character, gave way to another age, another generation.

I was working away and actually had to take one of those infrequent trips into the office for some in-person meetings.

Early last February, cellist Zuill Bailey appeared with Music Director Grant Llewellyn and the North Carolina Symphony for one of those infrequent happenings - Britten's 1963 masterpiece, Symphony for Cello and Orchestra, Op. 68.

"On one of those infrequent but gloomy drizzly mornings that come to Hot Springs in mid-winter, Frank Flynn and his two brothers, Jack and Billy, were riding a cab near the south end of Bath House Row.

The observation that Nkx2.2 expanded dorsally in embryos lacking Pax6, resulted in another of those infrequent but exciting scientific moments.

I think that sort of build up of tension and those infrequent opportunities to release it will make it much more of a spectacle".

It was a truly bipartisan outcome, one of those increasingly infrequent moments in which facts vanquished ideology on Capitol Hill.

"During the days I lay in the prison of Tihran, though the galling weight of the chains and the stench-filled air allowed Me but little sleep, still in those infrequent moments of slumber I felt as if something flowed from the crown of My head over My breast, even as a mighty torrent that precipitateth itself upon the earth from the summit of a lofty mountain.

The brains of people who regularly play computer games differ from those of infrequent gamers, research suggests.

Infrequent traders realize abnormal returns that are approximately one percentage point higher than those of infrequent traders, while their yearly abnormal dollar profits are $13,000 dollars smaller. CFOs' abnormal returns are 0.2 percentage points higher than those of CEOs, while their yearly dollar profits are $10,000 smaller.

The ERPs of frequent manga readers were characterized by larger anterior negativities, with reduced P600s, while those of infrequent manga readers were characterized by larger P600s with reduced anterior negativities.