Sentence examples for rare point from inspiring English sources

The Rockford house was a rare point of childhood stability.

On this rare point Chairman Mao's beliefs merged seamlessly with traditional Confucian ethics.

Despite the cats, she is a rare point of sanity in a sometimes-mad world.

Here is a rare point where I don't fully agree with Bradford.

Mandela emerged at that rare point in history where idealism and pragmatism were practically indistinguishable.

That is a rare point of vulnerability for Mr Kim's interlocutors to exploit.

From the administration's standpoint, the migration agreement has been a rare point of harmony in United States-Cuban relations.

It reached a new low against Povetkin, and he suffered a rare point-penalty because of it, but it was too late in the fight to make a difference.

The idea of 'the couple' has become a refuge, one of the rare points of reference that exists for us".

"It is exciting because we are at one of those rare points where the tide of events is turning, and the church nationally, including the Church of England has great opportunities to match its very great but often hidden strengths.

What a curious turn of events: from the very brink of a military intervention in Syria that might have precipitated a wider regional conflagration, we have moved to one of those rare "points of inflection" over Iran which seems fecund with potential possibilities, including a solution in Syria.