Sentence examples for rarely true from inspiring English sources

That's very rarely true".

So often said, so rarely true.

That is rarely true the other way around.

And yet such presumption is rarely true of its basketball players.

History tells us that this "more is better" dictum is rarely true.

But this is rarely true, be it earthquake, flood, ice, wildfire, tornado or hurricane.

Ten-year-olds love to emulate older teens — but the reverse is rarely true.

This assumes designers control the major decisions in design processes, which is rarely true.

The hype implies the British rivals hate each other – but such venom is rarely true of fighters.

It may work in a world where there is a finite set of "correct" answers, but that is rarely true in the world of humanist learning.

But that's rarely true, and it's probably not true of the rousing, spiffily acted "Treasure Island" now at the Irondale Center in Brooklyn.