Sentence examples for rarely repeated from inspiring English sources

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].

Perfection gained once is rarely repeated.

Wesker's later plays rarely repeated the success of his early ones but many of them deserve attention.

But perhaps with a politician's premonition that history is rarely repeated, Mr. Bush left before the efforts to get the replica into the air.

While Mr. LeWitt has rarely repeated himself during his nearly 50-year career, his art has been a model of consistency.

He cites research showing that "gibbon male songs, while rarely repeated, nevertheless follow strict rules of modulation and delivery in order to successfully attract females".

History rarely repeats itself precisely.

The history of science rarely repeats itself.

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

The Neskis designed more than 35 distinctive escape houses, rarely repeating themselves.

While the challenges are mechanical, like getting machinery working or reaching inaccessible areas, the game rarely repeats itself.