Sentence examples for rare question from inspiring English sources

He slumps in his seat, interrupting only to ask a rare question.

"Lets play our 16th game and then we can talk about that," Coughlin said when asked a rare question about the playoffs, not the Patriots.

In response to a rare question about climate change in Thursday night's Republican debate, Marco Rubio offered up an answer that was rarer still in the 2016 campaign.

That response was issued to the rare question not pertaining to Tim Tebow, who, as you may have heard, now plays for the Jets.

He signed a birthday card for the daughter of a journalist from the Russian Buddhist republic of Kalmykia and answered a rare question about his own children: "Everything is fine with my daughters.

In a rare question from a liberal concerned about the persecution of Russians who dare to disagree with the official line, Putin said, "We should by no means throw mud at people for their position".

"I think that you will find the report engrossing," he said in a rare question-and-answer session Monday night in Kennewick, Wash.

PAGE B14 Arts OLD FOOTAGE OFFERS A LOOK At an Elusive Artist "Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child" is a film homage to the artistic wunderkind, constructed around a rare question-and-answer interview with Basquiat that its creator, Tamra Davis, filmed in 1985.

But after watching this homage to an artistic wunderkind, constructed around a rare question-and-answer interview with Basquiat that Ms. Davis filmed in 1985 (their mutual friend Becky Johnson asked the questions), then put in a drawer, you might revise Hughes's declaration to read, "Nobody knows the genius child, least of all himself".

More broadly, they are instances of what I like to call the Long-Tail Problem: common questions can often be answered simply by trawling the Web, but rare questions can still stymie all the resources of a whole Web full of Big Data.

In a rare question-and-answer huddle with Brazilian journalists this week, President Dilma Rousseff pronounced with confidence that the beleaguered new football stadium in the southern city of Curitiba would "definitely" be ready for the World Cup.