Sentence examples for rarely both from inspiring English sources

Rabit's music foregrounds either melody or rhythm, but rarely both together.

There was rarely both, rarely an occasion when I wrote something before and after a show.

I'm thinking of lines like: "Although it wasn't something he'd admit aloud, [Nate] often thought women were either deep or reasonable, but rarely both".

In the world of theater, where stars are born to be actors or creators, but very rarely both, Mantello is an anomaly.

Books on Harlem tend to discuss either the white history or the black present, rarely both, and this evocation of Harlem as a continuous human settlement sets Mr. Adams's work apart.

Working, as usual, in oil on wood and in fairly modest sizes, he presents black geometric shapes silhouetted against white or cream and bordered horizontally or vertically (but rarely both) by bands and narrow stripes of color.

Large geographic areas tend to be affected either by commercial logging or by community over-exploitation, rarely by both, although both may also be subject to manmade fire.

Hinault and Roche are bemused that today's top stage racers so rarely contest both Giro and Tour.

They are passing up extras like bottled water and rarely ordering both an appetizer and a dessert.

But I've rarely encountered both the poet and the pugilist within Prospero acknowledged to this degree.

At Public Assembly — Sunday's center of gravity, with two stages — there was always a crowd, though rarely in both rooms.