Sentence examples for rarely combine from inspiring English sources

Sure, a 449bhp V12 and scissor doors rarely combine to create something that isn't desirable, but the 25th Anniversary Countach isn't known for its beauty when stood beside its simpler, svelter predecessors.

Companies trying to sell things and "humour" rarely combine well but 42 Below vodka is a happy exception.

They rarely combine morphological, with biochemical and signalling information, but mostly concentrate on one or two of these aspects, typically with superficial probatory depth.

Garton Ash has two virtues, which are rarely combined.

A filled pasta was rarely combined with a ragu.

The lady is generally lying pretty because precision & force in throwing a baseball are rarely combined in your average sightseer.

He was, in E. B. White's words, "professionally ambidextrous: a natural editor, a prolific and good and versatile writer gifts rarely combined in one person".

Salsas can be made with fresh chilies (like serrano, jalape poblano or habanero) or dried chilies (guajillo, cascabel, ancho, morita or chipotle), but the two are rarely combined.

Ascot has been generous to Frankie Dettori throughout his quarter-century in the saddle but the grand stage, the moment and the script have rarely combined with such sympathy as in the closing stages of Thursday's Gold Cup.

Time and space are commonly approached as two distinct dimensions, and rarely combined together in a single task.

Self-lubrication and super-hydrophobicity are sought-after qualities in industrial surface finishing but such properties are rarely combined in a single coating.