Sentence examples for rarely attempts from inspiring English sources

She rarely attempts to transcend the facts at hand, or to speak to broader constituencies.

Michelle Obama has an ability to pull off the kind of daring bright colours that even former supermodel Carla Bruni rarely attempts, and her pistachio green skirt was in a particularly springlike shade that suggested a fresh era in world politics.

Dylan often mentions God in his songs, "and though he rarely attempts to define what the term means, he still points us toward that vague Other," Gilmour writes.

Rarely, attempts have been made to restrict reinfection.

He rarely attempted to score inside.

He admitted then that he had always written prolifically but rarely attempted publication.

This is so commonly assumed among printers, dockworkers, and miners in Britain that employers rarely attempt to employ nonunion workers.

Horror as a genre is rarely attempted on television now and is succeeding only in a couple of discrete cases.

The human figure was rarely attempted; artists were concerned primarily with the surface design and developed a rich decorative vocabulary.

This is the use of television as a contemplative tool, something rarely attempted and, when done well, still remarkable.

Since hard times came to London – partly also Labour's doing – Mr Johnson has rarely attempted anything bold.