Sentence examples for rarely a question from inspiring English sources

It was rarely a question of if someone needed stitches, but rather how many.

"But now I rarely miss a question.

It is rarely just a question of the scale of the recorded subject or the intention of the photographer.

In the end, Questions never seemed to gain traction, or at least I've rarely seen a question asked in the last year.

Though there was rarely ever a question of which version of the show was better, because the answer will always be the Japanese OG subtitles.

He rarely answered a question directly, instead elaborating on the concept behind it with the severity of a philosopher and the whimsy of a child.

Between our experiences as patients and caregivers, and because George is a physician himself, there is rarely an oncological question or emotion we haven't asked or experienced.

Cory Booker has rarely faced such a question.

But in a game hosted by a public university, the episode raised a rarely asked question: Is a fan's protest — known in some sports law circles as fan speech or cheering speech — a form of expression protected by the First Amendment?

STOCKHOLM — The case of a Nazi sympathizer who entered a famed Swedish medical school in 2007, seven years after being convicted of a hate murder, throws a rarely discussed question into sharp focus: Should a murderer ever be allowed to practice medicine?

But Jankovic has a bigger personality than a serve, rarely shying away from a question.