Sentence examples for rare episode from inspiring English sources
A rare episode of justice for a neglected era?
The previous night had included a rare episode of pneumatic bliss, properly conducted, safety-factor-wise.
The rare episode of mudslinging is a dramatic departure for the television grandees who are more used to keeping their counsel in public.
It's a rare episode of "The Simpsons" that does not make fun, tellingly, of television news, or television drama, or television comedy, or television stars, or -- maybe most often -- all of the above.
She finds an unexpected rescuer in Zaki; their marriage, which closes the novel, binds together old and young, rich and poor, in a rare episode of hope and tolerance.
What followed, said Michael Ruggiero, an owner of the F. Ruggiero & Sons funeral homes in the Bronx and Yonkers, was that rare episode that unsettles even hardened funeral directors.
The indicator of a real breakdown in society is not rare episodes, but rather the support they garner even among educated Ukrainians.
In terms of scale, we are now living through one of those brief, rare episodes in Earth history when the biological framework of life is dismantled.
As he and his colleagues show in a paper posted on arXiv, an online repository, littoral islands may actually exacerbate, rather than diminish, the effects of these waves.Anecdotal evidence for this counterintuitive assertion comes from (mercifully rare) episodes where the same tsunami has battered different types of coastal topography.
Its persistent but moderate explosive activity is only interrupted by rare episodes of more vigorous activity accompanied by lava flows.
The other twin had her first episode as an adult (age 22), with severe but rare episodes that continue to persist.
