Sentence examples for shown rarely from inspiring English sources

They're shown rarely, and I don't know another French director (beside Jean Eustache) whose unavailability on DVD is equally grievous.

It's not available here on DVD, and is shown rarely; it's a surprising film which, in subject and approach, blends Italian neo-realism and the visionary romanticism of F. W. Murnau (whose silent version of "Faust" would later be the subject of Rohmer's doctoral thesis).

And many doctors are reluctant to prescribe morphine, fearing their patients will become addicted - something that studies have shown rarely happens.

In the Soviet Union, most people with courage, initiative and a sense of individual responsibility were either killed or buried alive; these virtues are still shown rarely in today's Russia.

This means not too much cleavage, stomachs shown rarely (i.e. loose tops with trousers and NOT skirts lest they be maxi skirts), no hotpants either!

Organizational disasters, studies show, rarely have a single cause.

Broadway shows rarely close a week or less after opening.

"Stadium shows rarely sell out, even the top-drawing bands".

"Everybody in high school did 'The Man Who Came to Dinner.' One-set shows rarely play on Broadway anymore".

After that Mr. Richards was looking at the Thanksgiving holiday and weekend, when shows rarely if ever open.

Sport is usually something Australians celebrate, but at the moment it is showing rarely fathomed capacities as a source of solace.