Sentence examples for only rarely passes from inspiring English sources

The word "stimulus" only rarely passes his lips.

"…many believe that the creation of a type of 'strong wall' around certain health service investigations, so that information given as part of an investigation would only rarely be passed on, would provide a measure of 'psychological safety' to those involved in investigation, allowing them to speak freely.

In the fiction, the biographical writings, and the poetry, his feelings for her are carefully pondered; in the extant letters they figure only rarely, or in passing, though when they do appear the writing takes on a special intensity.

This time, however, only 100 atoms are involved (not 3 × 1019 as in one cubic centimetre of helium), and the hole is made so small that atoms pass through only rarely and no more than one at a time.

Therefore, the Sun passes through arms only rarely.

Only rarely does her compass go awry.

Consistent MGL-positive immunolabeling was observed only rarely in small-diameter structures, which may represent passing fibers or glial processes, structures that are not distinguishable at the ultrastructural level.

But you only rarely catch the suggestion of danger within Mick, the passing shadows that make others keep their distance.

He was disruptive against the run but only rarely had an opportunity to show off his ability to rush the passer.

Where entrances are widely dispersed, such as with forest trailheads, passes will be sold off-site and will need to be shown only rarely.

Church workers say only rarely, in the case of individuals they feel are in danger, do they assist people passing through Mexico.