Sentence examples for rarely represented from inspiring English sources

Lynchers rarely represented the general population.

This is so important as these groups are so rarely represented in media and society".

Those of us who actually have third nipples are rarely represented on screen.

The characters are people who are rarely represented in the media and often scapegoated and dehumanised.

It's a tension that is rarely represented on the page, let alone on the stage.

Mr Aujoulat said the caves also included creatures rarely represented in prehistorical paintings, such as birds.

Sound bites rarely represent sound science.

Previously, lawyers had to swear oaths before individual lawyers' associations, which have close ties to the party and rarely represent the interests of lawyers.

Critics say attendance figures at new churches rarely represent genuine new growth, but are largely due to "sheep stealing" – poaching existing members of other congregations – and attracting students looking for a new place to worship after leaving their "home church".

On that basis, it's not surprising that the media does not laud new initiatives, given they rarely represent a fundamental change in doing business and that Greenwash is very much still in evidence.

I base this not just on her life but also on her fiction, which very rarely represents a heterosexual relationship that has any romantic or sexual glow to it.