Sentence examples for rare spaces from inspiring English sources

Original framed posters of the suffragette campaign fill the rare spaces between book shelves.

Many individuals, especially non-Muslims, probably don't realise how rare spaces such as The City Circle are, where Muslims shape the agenda and do not have an agenda dictated to them or where they are subjected to the scrutinising gaze as the "other".

Many of us have emerged from activist communities, and we have grown and developed spiritually and politically in the rare spaces that we've created in our community that have allowed us moments of grace and wholeness.

In this context, the Deportivo constitutes a rare space where there's room for all.

Few parents can afford the 50p monthly fee so the centre, a rare space for safe play, has a precarious existence.

Being always the same and unpredictable, the music keeps hovering in the rare space between what you can ignore and what you can understand.

His second was arguably more impressive, a stunned collection and deliciously curled left-footed finish from the edge of the box after coaxing rare space from Ashley Cole.

Against the tide, Melbourne orchestrated a gilt-edged chance in the 41st minute when James Jeggo, finding rare space in attack, struck a free header over the cross bar.

This is how this crowd renders a dance floor at midnight on a Saturday into that rare space that feels asexual and earnest.

The visitors had appeared relatively content in a mishmash of a goalless opening until the moment Iasmin Latovlevici found rare space down the left to fling over a fine cross towards Raul Rusescu, looming above Ryan Bertrand at the far post.

A "disability zone" gave delegates rare space to discuss the risks and barriers that arise from misconceptions around disability and sexuality, the heightened vulnerabilities of people with disabilities to infection through sexual violence, and models for inclusive HIV-programming.