Sentence examples for rarely dressed from inspiring English sources

A cheeky chap RSVPed with a postscript that he was rarely dressed on a Sunday, so did that count?

But, of course, all those other critics, though rarely dressed up in wigs and makeup (or dressed at all, for that matter), are notoriously irascible, tendentious, bad-tempered observers who like nothing more than settling old scores, indulging eccentric prejudices, and using someone else's table or text as an occasion to riff on their own obsessions.

"I'd rarely dressed in a skirt before, but when I did, I got dolled up: I'd put on earrings, two rings, a necklace.

Designers today rarely dress the way they design; even those fashioning the most luxurious frocks cultivate a basic look.

I rarely dress up – in fact, putting a brush through my hair is a big occasion, so why I requested finger waves is beyond me.

Undoubtedly, the charm of some of Leiter's pictures lies in the fact that they depict fifties places, fifties cars, and fifties people (we rarely dress so well today), and that the analog reds and greens are more moving, somehow, than what our own digital cameras or streetscapes can offer up.

Hawkins rarely dresses down a player.

Perry rarely dresses up unless he's going out, because it's such an effort.

resident who says he rarely dresses his two boys and baby girl — ages 5, 3 and 1 year — in Gymboree's whimsical, sometimes clownish outfits.

I keep one non-nursing bra around that I wear when I go out (rarely) and am dressed nicely (more rarely).

Though sweet and thoughtful, she smiles rarely, and laughs less; dressed severely in all black, with thick kohl-lined eyes and nude lips, she emits an aloof elegance with a hint of drama.