Sentence examples for rarely identify from inspiring English sources

I don't know, and the BBC probably doesn't either, because people rarely identify themselves by social classification.

But no matter how many generations later, people rarely identify as being from Amman, many people here said.

Chen and Hu could rarely identify the foreign scenes that they painted, but they had acquired some ideas about national art tastes from their commissions.

Judgments are highly discursive texts and very rarely identify their own rationes.

Indeed, arguments for the efficacy of prospect-refuge theory in design only rarely identify specific quantitative or empirical studies to support their claims.

Although histological studies rarely identify the exact nature of the primary, they often provide important diagnostic clues: highly suggestive histological patterns may be found in small-cell lung cancer, clear-cell renal cancer, or well-differentiated thyroid carcinoma.

Israel rarely identifies future officers before they join the army.

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

He relies heavily upon quotations, but rarely identifies the speaker or writer.

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

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