Sentence examples for rarely settled from inspiring English sources

Raskatov's setting is stylistically eclectic and rarely settled.

These were therefore rarely settled according to their merits but according to the prevailing political alignment at court.

Words, though, have rarely settled the millenniums-old arguments between sacred and secular, particularly as they pertain to medicine.

Mr. Indiana was adopted by parents who named him Robert Clark and rarely settled down, something he says led to a lifelong fascination with numbers.

"Scientific debates are rarely settled by compromise, and when we look for 'biocultural' explanations of behavior we dilute the interest of both sides," he writes.

Their lives were rarely settled and calm for more than a few months at a time over the course of thirty years.

The eye moves restlessly over things, rarely settling.

That encouraged a stiff warning from Mr Wahid, a man who rarely settles for dull pronouncements.

His output, like that of his fellow multi-reedists Anthony Braxton and Roscoe Mitchell, can veer toward contemporary classical territory, though it rarely settles there.

Roxanne was the first single by the Police and has a stop-start structure that rarely settles into a groove, it fidgets and jumps from section to section.

He has a house in Atlanta and a studio in Los Angeles, and often rents a place in Kauai, but he rarely settles in any of them.