Sentence examples for rarely remarkable from inspiring English sources

THE annual session of China's rubber-stamp parliament, the National People's Congress, is rarely remarkable for the rhetorical flourishes of the leaders who address it.

Unfortunately, the answers are rarely as remarkable as the spectacle itself.

As these types of textures have simple patterns, they rarely have remarkable meaning like letters and marks.

Krenek also wrote the texts for his remarkable, rarely heard 1929 song cycle, "Reisebuch aus den Osterreichischen Alpen" ("Travel Album From the Austrian Alps").

Michelle Obama's remarks are remarkable only in that these discussions rarely happen in public.

Yet it is remarkable how rarely historians have paid attention to food, whether as nutrition, sensual pleasure, weapon or symbol.

It is remarkable how rarely things have turned out well when the IMFhas become deeply involved in a country.

It derives from the remarkable but rarely pointed out everyday observation that "babies are born very young".

A consequence is that extant organisms are always composed with a significant proportion of aged structures, with the remarkable implication, rarely emphasised, that in the chain of descent, new organisms are always born from aged ones, sometimes as patchworks of aged and young structures.

He was alone, which in Washington is somewhat remarkable; a senator rarely goes anywhere "unstaffed," especially to a speech.

The team itself was unquestionably a feel-good story last season, but the second year of a remarkable franchise turnaround rarely garners as much attention as the first.