Sentence examples for rarer to hear from inspiring English sources

It is even rarer to hear a New Zealand crowd cheer when one is kicked.

It is far rarer to hear pieces on the virginal, encounter duets for flute and voice, and be in the audience for a clarinet choir.

In recent years, it has been rarer to hear serious doubt that the disorder really exists, and the evidence explaining its neurocircuitry and genetics has become more convincing and more complex.

It is rare to hear Mahler's Fifth so obviously divided into the three parts that the composer indicated in the score, and even rarer to hear a performance as leisurely as this one.

The band includes, at its biggest, three guitars, acoustic piano, synthesizer, violin and electric dulcimer; this improvised strategy is pretty commonplace in the jazz realm, but it's much rarer to hear electrified, rocking stuff manipulated this way.

It's rarer to hear "pleb" used as an insult, although Gordon Ramsay used it to put down rival restaurateur Sir Terence Conran in 2003: "I think he is a pleb… I would rather have food at my four-year-old daughter's prep school than eat at Quaglino's".

Mr. Rotondi, a strong post-bop trumpeter in the Freddie Hubbard mode, plays around town a good deal in a cooperative band called All for One; this is a rarer opportunity to hear him as a bandleader.

For the past few years, it has become rarer to see Greg Norman at golf tournaments and rarer to see him in contention.

"It's getting rarer to see tight shots of a woman's face," he said.

Of the female actors that we see, it's even rarer to see one of a darker skin tone.

It's even rarer to see them hiking a mountain.