Sentence examples for rarely real from inspiring English sources

Given how rarely real reform happens in Washington, that may sound like a hopeless goal.

The choice is rarely real for most women, particularly poor women".

Even though studies of several diagnostic DSS have demonstrated improved physician performance in simulated (and rarely real) patient encounters [ 17, 18], two specific characteristics may have contributed to their infrequent use in routine practice: intended purpose and design.

Though she left for work early, she rarely started "real" work before 9 a.m.

It has long mined data to identify problems in its system, although rarely in real time.

Those things happen in the movies but rarely in real life.

Gainsborough rarely portrayed real scenes, infusing imaginary landscapes with a Suffolk-like aura.

In classic films noirs, the characters rarely have real choices; their paths are riddled with bullets and preordained.

Though the press materials promise that the play "explores the challenging relationship" between Sam and Natalie, only rarely does real tension arise.

They mess up badly on their talk but they rarely get real feedback as to how badly they performed.

They bear the burden of child-rearing and a disproportionate share of the work of running the household, and rarely have real equality before the law.