Sentence examples for rare lapse from inspiring English sources

Rare lapse: His album titles.

This is a rare lapse of attention.

Rare lapse: Only interviewed in strip bars.

That is a rare lapse in "The Sopranos".

The trust apologised for "this rare lapse in quality".

Rare lapse: Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter.

While advocates for the homeless and others involved in the case said the 17 examples of inadequate housing were so easy to find that they suspected a much more widespread problem, city officials have insisted that violations are "rare lapses".

It was a rare defensive lapse from the Falcons, who are proving these days that they are not just a handful at Kingston Park.

For the first time, delighted at his own rare linguistic lapse, he bursts into a roar of infectious laughter, betraying a sense of wicked fun.

Cameron's unforced error in damaging relations with Europe's mainstream centre right leaders, including the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and splitting his MEPs over who they sit next to in the European parliament may now seem a rare, regrettable lapse into taking a policy decision.

Those who imagine that the great scientific and social gains of the past 200 years or so would automatically have been widely shared without constant pressure from below – and resistance by large sections of the Tory party, he added, in a rare partisan lapse – are being very obtuse.