Sentence examples for rarely reviewed from inspiring English sources
They are rarely reviewed by the important critics.
There's not much chance for glory, either: novelizations are rarely reviewed.
Craft said Friday that Ohio State rarely reviewed such late-game situations in practice.
Very few foreign novels are translated; they are rarely reviewed, and most of the time they are dismissed.
He rarely reviewed poetry but his review of Seamus Heaney's Selected Poems in 1990 had astute things to say.
But as his popularity, and especially his productivity, has increased so his books are now rarely reviewed in mainstream print – although reader reviews remain plentiful.
Tastemaking website Pitchfork rarely reviews mainstream country releases, but it gave the record an effusive eight out of 10.
In 1995 a review of his album "Cryptology" received the lead slot in Rolling Stone, which rarely reviews jazz albums.
As it turns out, according to Mr. McCleskey, once Moody's issues these ratings, it rarely reviews them again — leaving them fallow, sometimes for decades.
Because Stamford's government is more complex, with two elected representatives from each of 20 districts in addition to the mayor, the Board of Representatives, as it is called, rarely reviews proposals, making for a smoother process.
"The Supreme Court rarely reviews patent cases, so in one aspect this is not surprising, but at the same time, for RIM it's a loss.
