Sentence examples for something rarely seen from inspiring English sources

FOR the last month, America's economy has been suffused with something rarely seen these last five years: optimism.

It was yet another fantastic show of togetherness by rugby league, something rarely seen in other sports.

That is a statement often heard, but whether there is any actual follow up is something rarely seen after a case against a company has been resolved.

High on passion and dedication, the commitment made by individuals to keep a small business thriving in tough times is something rarely seen in the corporate world.

"Saved," a new TNT drama about paramedics, has something rarely seen on television or in movies: a handsome young hero with bad teeth.

Another harmful outcome of long hours spent in front of the computer is the epidemic of overweight children and adolescents, something rarely seen before the personal computer age.

Second, our approach was egalitarian, in that it did not give precedence to one discipline or one method over another--something rarely seen in collaborative projects between anthropology and public health [ 17].

"It's something I've rarely seen in this town, and I have been involved in Little League for 12 years.

When I tried it on, it had a faint chemical odor, and I encountered something I've rarely seen in stores of this nature: a security tag.

DES MOINES, Dec. 2 — Mike Huckabee spent the weekend in New Hampshire, where he saw something he had rarely seen in his two years as a Republican candidate for president: People.

They want their work to elicit a response, something that is rarely seen today in western art.This energy enthralled Mr Pigozzi when he saw an exhibition called "Magiciens de la Terre" in Paris in 1989.