Sentence examples for rare note from inspiring English sources

However, the mayor sounded a rare note of anger about the flight of all his constituents.

In one rare note of optimism, he revised upward the Fed's growth estimate for the year and added that consumer spending had somewhat exceeded expectations.

It's one of the many things in her music that strikes the rare note of being both true and surprising at the same time.

This is something King would revisit in later short fictions, where he abandoned fantastical horror for cruel, bitter realities; but as a rare note here, it's exemplary.

He's met with considerable frustration, though agreement with Congressional Republicans on new trade deals this week provided a rare note of economic cooperation.

But sounding a rare note of optimism, the tourism chief said the deal Greece made last week in its long-running, and often turbulent, talks with foreign lenders was also cause to be confident.

Although your stomach may feel as if it will burst, gastric rupture is extremely rare, notes Dr. William Goldberg, a New York emergency room physician whose book "Why Do Men Have Nipples?" explores the issue.

Although loner black holes may be an entity that has to be reckoned with, they would still be rare, notes theorist Laura Blecha of the Harvard-Smithsonian Cambridge, Massachusettsin Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Disaster centers in the world are rare, notes Yasuo Tanaka, past director of the Kobe University's Research Center for Urban Safety and Security in Japan, which was set up in response to the 1995 earthquake that claimed the lives up 6000 people in the city of Kobe.

"FOIA decisions against the CIA are relatively rare," notes Secrecy News.

The gallery's press release calls it "extremely rare," noting that it was produced just before Pechstein was kicked out of the group.