Sentence examples for rarely a thought from inspiring English sources

We get a media frenzy, pressure groups cooking up stories to boost their profile and funding, ministers seeking headlines and catchy soundbites - but rarely a thought for proportion, rationality, consistency, liberty or even effectiveness.

We are so used to making decisions about other people's lives, but rarely spared a thought for our own.

Heads of state who rarely spare a thought for the environment have had to mug up on it to make their speeches and give their press conferences.

When we are full of vigor and vim and strength we rarely give a thought to safeguarding our vitality.

Some of us live for the moment, constantly seeking the next adventure and rarely giving a thought to tomorrow.

THE HONEYMOON: My husband and I left for Bora Bora and I rarely had a thought about my daughter's heritage day -- that is until the flight home.

I'm sure regular visitors of clubs like Plastic People, Corsica Studios and Dance Tunnel rarely give a thought to what's happening at Ministry of Sound, but it's worth taking note.

The two main parties, run by men in their sixties, rarely spare youngsters a thought.

These ideas came into focus in town-hall-style meetings Saturday and yesterday attended by a wide range of participants, a total of more than 4,000 people, including citizens who rarely if ever give a thought to urban planning, as well as the architects, design professionals and others who have worked for months on ideas for the repair and rebuilding of Lower Manhattan.

This means that, whether you wear a new outfit, get a new haircut, say something outspoken in class, or just do your own thing, most people rarely give it much of a thought.

Rarely do we see her puzzle completely through a thought.