Sentence examples for rarely glimpse from inspiring English sources

Those of us who live along it spend the vast majority of our time indoors and only rarely glimpse anything that could honestly be called nature.

"But there has always been a huge iceberg of titles beneath the surface that Western gamers rarely glimpse.… The growing cost of console development, allied to a shrinking domestic market, have made these games increasingly unviable without international success".

So while we stare endlessly at first couples, we rarely glimpse the strange vastness of their marriages: how a private conversation between two people, ­lying in the same bedroom where Abraham Lincoln slept, can influence an entire nation.

Enduring years of isolation during her house arrest, separated from her Oxford academic husband Michael Aris (played by David Thewlis) and their two sons, we rarely glimpse the inner turmoil this must have caused.

One on one, he has a crisp and effortless conversational style; his answers are thoughtful, but you rarely glimpse the thought process itself, the internal calibrations that every politician is constantly making.

But right now, deep in Bavaria, a small town called Oberammergau is displaying the kind of community theatre that doesn't fall into either of these categories – and showing the kind of creative engagement that you rarely glimpse in the UK.

Doctors are rarely glimpsed.

I have only rarely glimpsed him at his own festival.

Actually, it's only rarely glimpsed in Oberammergau, too.

A few blamed Boko Haram — a shadowy, rarely glimpsed presence for most residents — for the violence.

That was an impulse rarely glimpsed in last week's Republican debate.