Sentence examples for she only rarely from inspiring English sources

Whether in deference to the material or because she was intimidated by it, she turned toward the simple folk singer that she only rarely is.

The Algonquin's general manager, Gary Budge, said she only rarely strolled into the dining area at the lobby's far north end.

Is she quick to start a quarrel from nothing or does she only rarely lose her patience?

In this, the first women's semi-final of the afternoon, she was left virtually impotent by a surge of power that she could only rarely still, and never for long enough.

For 19 years she appeared only rarely in private and charity concerts.

But even she can only rarely break through the spiritless staging — much of the action takes place toward the back, while space stands empty in front — and dance steps that are loose and generic.

In the film she appears only rarely and then typically in the editing booth, her expression registering nothing to suggest that the people in front of the camera are speaking intimately about her own complicated life.

After 1912 she appeared only rarely on the stage and began to write articles on beauty for the women's pages of the Chicago Herald and the Chicago Tribune.

Americans are eternally fascinated with presidential children, and perhaps none more so than Chelsea, who arrived at the White House as a gawky 12-year-old with frizzy hair and braces, and grew up before the nation's eyes, under a cone of silence that she has broken only rarely, to campaign for her mother, for instance, when Mrs. Clinton's bid for the presidency was in jeopardy.

Rice reminds us that she liked the Temptations and Led Zeppelin and admits a tendency to procrastination (one she has apparently indulged only rarely over the past 30 years).

Despite being the most powerful woman in England besides the Queen, she appeared at court only rarely, preferring to oversee the construction of her new estate, Woodstock Manor (the site of the later Blenheim Palace), a gift from Queen Anne after the duke's victory at the Battle of Blenheim.