Sentence examples for rarely called upon from inspiring English sources
Faculties in basic sciences are rarely called upon to teach professionalism or deepen medical students understanding of professional standards, competencies, and ethical codes.
Eschewing many of the musical's traditional visual delights, Doyle's production relies on one delight that is rarely called upon by the Broadway musical these days: the imagination.
So I am rarely called upon to perform consular functions such as helping with visas or bailing people out of jail.
While there is always structure, it's light touch and there is plenty of time for child-led activities, says McKenna. "You are very rarely called upon.
Swords in antiquity and classical times tended to be relatively short, at first because they were made of bronze and later because they were rarely called upon to penetrate iron armour.
It was ironic that, despite his fame and ability, Adam was rarely called upon to build completely new houses, nor was he to realize his grandiose ideas for public buildings until the very end of his life.
Hyperbole suits Love's voice: always declamatory, it hasn't gained delicacy with age, so he rarely calls upon her to do anything other than belt, and in state-of-humanity songs such as Jimmy Webb's Who Under Heaven and his own Among the Believers, she does so with the conviction of a Hollywood superhero battling apocalypse.
He had rarely been called upon to make public addresses.
"In Iraq, Brian had rarely called," Monica Vargas says.
But it was rarely called gentle.
