Sentence examples for rarely right from inspiring English sources

The customer is rarely right.

"Those who get angry are rarely right".

And high-level sacrifices are rarely right.

Davis brushed the suggestion aside, saying: "Pop psychology in politics is very amusing but rarely right".

Such a big idea is rarely right, and some might argue it is disingenuous to criticize it in retrospect.

If Michael Rosenberg (South) had passed, it would have netted 800 or 1,100, but defending at the one-level when the opponents have eight or nine trumps is rarely right.

The Spot also offers two opinion writers (sometimes more, but rarely): right-leaning Chuck Plunkett, who posts as much as once per day, and libertarian David Harsanyi, who posts a handful of times per month.

In these types of territories where pastoralists have obtained land use rights and, more rarely, property rights recognized by all, technical innovations are adopted and implemented gradually.

Of course, everything rarely goes right.

It's rarely the right question to ask.

That's rarely the right reason to hit the buy button.