Sentence examples for rarely referred from inspiring English sources

Some appeared to find this a useful reference whereas others rarely referred to it.

Rose noted that Obama rarely referred directly to his race in his stump speeches.

In his many volumes of correspondence he rarely referred to labour.

(While the J. Aron unit still exists, it is rarely referred to as an independent group).

His campaign against Barcelona was relentless – even if he rarely referred to them by name, preferring to cite "other clubs".

He is rarely referred to by his full name, and is known instead as a brand: BHL.

Although Braun had carried with him a few miniature pages of handwritten notes, he rarely referred to them.

In the last week, he has rarely referred to Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama, except to poke fun at their sparring.

Granado returned to his scientific research, and never referred again to his participation in this Argentinian episode, which was rarely referred to in Cuba.

The Weitz brothers also produced the two "American Pie" sequels, which means that they are rarely referred to without the phrase "gross-out comedy" somewhere in sight.

He forged a distinctive, at times thrilling, brand from references to the high culture of the past, only rarely referring to contemporary events or issues.