Sentence examples for rarely original from inspiring English sources

For "Easy," the cinematographer is Eon Mora, whose work is fluid, alert, and graceful, but rarely original.

There is a contingent of occasionally lively but rarely original drawings, collages and prints, and early cut-paper animations, as well as works that followed their success as animators: videos of set designs for opera and theater (in use) and two live-action features — "Institute Benjamenta" (1995) and "The Piano Tuner of Earthquakes" (2006) — that are in the film program accompanying the show.

In a whole day of speeches at the Family Leadership Summit, a gathering of conservative Christians in Ames, Iowa on August 9th, the only person with any facial hair was Iowa's governor, Terry Branstad, who has a neat moustache.Processions of politicians giving stump speeches can prompt the mind to wander, partly because what is said is rarely original or changes anything very much.

This survey of drawings over seven decades shows that the artist, who was born in 1911, has tried his always adept if rarely original hand at most of the major 20th-century styles, from Social Realism to Cubism to flattened and simplified 50's-style abstraction.

Some of French's rarely seen original painted photographs will also be on view.

FARMINGTON Hill-Stead Museum "Wonders Revealed: Rarely Seen Original Prints by Degas, Goya and Others from Hill-Stead's Collection".

US channels - aside from BBC America - rarely screen original UK dramas, although recent exceptions have included Doctor Who on Sci-Fi and Spooks, renamed as MI5, on A&E.

Tuesday, the Albany Symphony and its music director David Alan Miller perform Gershwin's Second Rhapsody for piano and orchestra with the pianist Kevin Cole, as well as John Harbison's "Great Gatsby Suite" and Morton Gould's Symphony No. 3 in its rarely heard original version.

The concert is to begin with the rarely heard original version of the 1943 ballet "Appalachian Spring" and will reprise music from "The City," written for the 1939 World's Fair.

The art of Dr. Seuss, including rarely seen original material, is the focus of the new exhibition running through July 11 at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst, Mass.

There, the conductor (who tweeted that he likes "the apollonic approach of musicmaking") made a symphony titled the "Apocalyptic" seem like a colorful sound-painting, like a descendent of Beethoven's "Pastoral" symphony — until all hell breaks loose, as it does at the end of the first movement in the composer's rarely heard original version, which is the one performed there.