Sentence examples for rarely repeat from inspiring English sources

FINANCIAL crises may seem a familiar part of the economic cycle, but they rarely repeat themselves exactly.

Its blocky letters (spelling "Thursday") and the concentric bands surrounding them are painted slightly off-kilter hues that rarely repeat, creating a decided, if irregular, visual bounce.

On "Volta," melodic motifs rarely repeat the way they do in most songs, and many of Björk's vocal performances feel like improvisations.

But teams that are good, or bad, at grabbing balls already on the ground rarely repeat the performance the next season, according to Football Outsiders, a Web site.

There's just one problem: History shows that asset classes that perform best in one bull market — as emerging-market stocks did in the run-up from 2003 to 2007 — rarely repeat that feat in the next.

It's even more impressive when you realize that the character models rarely repeat.

In the world of policy and practice change, "outright success in terms of achieving specific, hoped-for change is rare, and the work that does influence policy is often unique and rarely repeated…" [ 27].

History rarely repeats itself precisely.

The history of science rarely repeats itself.

Perfection gained once is rarely repeated.

History rarely repeats itself, but its echoes never go away.