Sentence examples for rarely a word from inspiring English sources

Coy is rarely a word used to describe Steven P. Jobs.

To the Editor: Anti-science complaints are most often aimed at the creationism espoused by religious conservatives, but there's rarely a word about the left's dubious opposition to engineering marvels like nuclear energy, environmentally friendly oil drilling, and solutions to climate change that involve technology instead of changes to personal behavior.

"Sporty" is rarely a word we associate with Anna Wintour.

Spark rarely wasted a word.

A captain doesn't have to be loud; Eric rarely said a word".

She rarely says a word, at least not near a microphone.

Walt doesn't tell his wife or friends about his condition, possibly because he rarely gets a word in edgewise.

So submissive that she rarely uttered a word, Miss Elizabeth was criticized by some women's groups, but W.W.F.

Smith is sitting in an east London pub with the band's keyboardist Lukas Wooller, though Wooller rarely gets a word in.

Mr. Gordon's love of poetry is evident from the clarity and ease of flow of settings that rarely allow a word to get lost.

The kids were encouraged to take an active part in the conversation, but, as the little sister, Ursula rarely got a word in: "There were too many people, and I was outshouted by everybody else".