Sentence examples for rarely drawn from inspiring English sources

That is very, very rarely drawn in the cinema.

Salmon, a seasonal food, was rarely drawn, and plants never appear.

The official duties have rarely drawn good ­poems even from good poets, and the poet's private poems usually get worse.

It's a shame because, for all the hoopla surrounding the latest celebrity memoir, readers are rarely drawn to books by hype machines.

Throughout the day on Friday, the contrast with the current crop of American leaders was rarely drawn explicitly.

And yet this knowledge is rarely drawn upon in debates around and design of poverty alleviation or land use policies, strategies and projects.

A fight to the death rarely draws moderates.

'I gotta go.' " Hope's gibes rarely drew blood.

But track and field competitions rarely draw more than several thousand spectators at a time.

Readers seem so tired of shoe-shopping lightweights that this genre rarely draws interest anymore.

But the accidents rarely draw public attention because there are no pilots or passengers.