Sentence examples for rarely means from inspiring English sources

rarely — means "really".

Big rarely means agile.

That rarely means healthy eating.

Indeed, no rarely means no in the EU.

But bigger rarely means better in Japanese banking.

The other (Lancaster) knows coaching a team rarely means treading a direct line and for every step forward there can be two wobbles back.

I very rarely mean it when I apologize to someone.

Their yapping is about basketball and rarely mean-spirited or malicious.

When critics denounce neocons, they rarely mean the first branch, which today is largely extinct.

In the Bronx, judges and lawyers call these "trial dates," though the phrase is rarely meant literally.

FOREIGN financiers mouthing off about the legal wars they will unleash to recover bad debts in Russia rarely mean much.