Sentence examples for rarely rose from inspiring English sources
The campaign against Canada rarely rose above mediocrity.
France, for all their posses sion and territorial dominance, rarely rose above the ordinary.
But most of the performances, while never less than satisfactory, rarely rose to the level of striking excellence.
I would start at eight at night [Thompson's hours were legendary; he rarely rose before teatime] and leave around midnight.
He added that the "level of detail" about how those requirements are implemented rarely rose to the attention of presidents.
As gender relations evolved, the romantic comedy rarely rose to the great screwball occasion, dragged down by antediluvian stereotypes and formulas.
The flowers are purple or magenta, rarely rose-pink, about 5 cm (2 in) wide.
She felt as if a wild animal were coming into view, a dangerous specimen that her mother knew but Rose rarely saw.
The flowers are borne in terminal clusters and are of a rose colour, rarely white or yellow.
