Sentence examples for rarely identified from inspiring English sources

Meltzer's sources were always protected and rarely identified to readers.

And no wonder: the counterfeiters are rarely identified, much less prosecuted.

Even in a city mapped by literary references, Central Park is rarely identified as the Garden of Eden.

In Tirana, skyscrapers were going up while sidewalks disintegrated; the National Art Gallery displayed beautiful artwork, but rarely identified the socialist realist painters and sculptors.

At East Coast markets, the provenance of Bartletts is rarely identified, but some upscale West Coast retailers still favor mountain pears.

Because they are granted special protection by the courts, child drug mules passing through the UK are rarely identified unless they are caught outside the country.

Until recently, those who died in calamities beyond Europe and North America were rarely identified unless they were European or North American.

And Mr. Chan once introduced the head of the bureau, a man rarely identified in public, to friends at a reception after one of his productions.

But it is all too rarely identified clearly enough with one of its most important root causes: the defeat of trade unionism.

"Alabama voters rarely identified with candidates on the basis of issues," George Sims writes in his biography of Folsom, "The Little Man's Best Friend".

The (legal) practise of political parties paying for coverage becomes problematic since the paid-for political reports are rarely identified as such.