Sentence examples for rarely equal from inspiring English sources

But of course, all else is rarely equal.

Wives who were "third or lower order", though, had only 94 sons for every 100 daughters.Of course, all other things are rarely equal.

Works by 20th-century artists from Georgia O'Keeffe to Bruce Nauman attest to the influence of these objects but rarely equal their seamless unity of material, technique and expression.

Dubbed sound tracks rarely equal the artistic quality of original foreign-language sound tracks, however, and hence subtitles may be preferred by viewers as a means of understanding the dialogue in foreign films.

The Guardian journalist Polly Toynbee and others have argued that "whatever is segregated by diktat is rarely equal", but separate seating spaces, like single sex schools can hardly be compared to Apartheid South Africa, convenient as the rhetorical device may be.

The drawings for the Inferno rarely equal the haunting power of Dante's poem, from its confessional opening - 'Midway along the journey of our life/ I woke to find myself in a dark wood/ for I had wandered far from the straight road.' But something marvellous happens in the illustrations for 'Paradiso', where the air clears, the crowds vanish and Dante finally meets his beloved Beatrice.

First, though, rarely equals greatest.

Sadly, however, Harryhausen's wonderful worlds of fantasy were rarely equalled by strong scripts or actors.

His ethereal way with heavy subjects is widely imitated but rarely equaled.

Meanwhile her vintage-starlet-meets-rock-chick look has been copiously copied but rarely equalled.

The second book is a mathematical tour de force unmatched in antiquity and rarely equaled since.