Sentence examples for rare feast from inspiring English sources

"Queen of Earth" is a rare feast of performance, of emotional experience, of artistic smarts, and of the very essence of cinematic creation at a time when the cinema itself is being challenged by the proliferation of mere storytelling.

This book represents a monumental job of research -- Galbraith practically knows what Kurosawa had for lunch on any given day -- and therefore constitutes a rare feast for lovers of Japanese cinema.

We deceive ourselves so effectively that much of the time we barely notice that we are eating animals, even during once-rare feasts, such as Christmas, which are now scarcely distinguished from the rest of the year.

The scene just described portrays a rare celebratory feast in a postwar Soviet village, and it has been arranged for a cow on the collective farm to have an accident.

Along the river trail one day, I spotted small mushrooms popping out from the green forest floor -- apricot-colored with broad, flat caps with frilly edges -- chanterelles, aka Tennessee truffles.* With their nutty, umami flavor, and meaty texture, chanterelles are in no ways austere --they'rare rare seasonal feast.

It is rare that his feast day passes without some ill fortune.

Later, she stuffed herself full with greasy chips and Coke; a rare occasion to feast on junk food.

Human life depends on cows here; their milk is essential for fattening children and their meat is a rare treat on feast days.

When these became rare, he started feasting on human corpses and finally living beings, turning into the great demon-king Vinayaka, who commanded an army of vinayakas.

A constant schnitzel-stuffed Bavarian feast boasting rare roasts, mixed pickles and "international ham", whatever that is.

These articles and 60 like it were based on the press release of August 29 , 2012 "Rare find: Feathered dinosaur feasts on flying food" (http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2012-08/uoa-rff082812.php).