Sentence examples for rarely cut from inspiring English sources

But history is rarely cut and dried.

The grass is rarely cut on time.

Things are rarely cut and dried; it is more a balance of probability.

But it's rarely cut and dried, always political as well as legal.

But such animating sparks of piercing feeling too rarely cut through Mr. Farr's capable but superficial production.

In an e-mail Ms. Truax said that she rarely cut entire families but rather tried to compress their stories.

Feurzeig, probably realizing the goldmine he has in Albert, rarely cuts to other voices.

But though this painstakingly drink-driven approach makes for a fluid mise en scène, compelling enough to hold your attention for nearly three and a half hours, it only rarely cuts through the alcoholic haze to achieve sharper levels of insight.

Nasa rarely cuts a spacewalk short, but the Italian could have choked on the floating water droplets in the helmet.

Right-winger Humphrey rarely cuts inside the opposition's left-back but in the 80th minute he did just that, reaching the box and pinging a left-foot shot that MacDonald did well to block.

Simply going through the job application motions rarely cuts the mustard--what we need is a specific skill or experience to set us apart from the swarm of disgruntled Ph.D.s.