Sentence examples for rarely defined from inspiring English sources

It was rarely defined with precision.

The phrase is often invoked, but rarely defined precisely.

Backgammon is a highly probabilistic game, and Falafel's world is rarely defined by certainties.

The middle-income trap is rarely defined clearly enough to be tested.

"Hip-hop," once a noun, has become an adjective, constantly invoked, if rarely defined; people talk about hip-hop fashion and hip-hop novels, hip-hop movies and hip-hop basketball.

As abandoned Sunni homes were systematically plundered, the country's newly flourishing flea markets took on a new name, souk al sunna.Until then, Syrian Sunnis had rarely defined themselves in sectarian terms.

Men rarely define themselves relationally.

Journals, textbooks and reference works use pandemic in discussing certain diseases, but rarely define the word.

The trade shows that dot the calendar in both the music and technology spheres usually emphasize gadgetry and self-promotion and rarely define what concerns might turn music's subcultures into a constituency.

Fidelity National did not mention this litigation to its shareholders until October 2009 — a silence that speaks volumes about how tricky "full disclosure" can be in a world that increasingly demands it but rarely defines it.

The results from randomized controlled trials often reflect, but rarely define, the spectrum of patient outcomes.