Sentence examples for something very rare from inspiring English sources

The world is experiencing synchronous global growth, something very rare.

"This is something very rare," said Kothenschulte. "Other studios don't have this.

If you're, say, looking for terrorists, you're looking for something very rare.

Lord Patten, Oxford's chancellor, said the scholarships were something very rare in terms of their "scope and vision".

This is all solid, satisfying novel-stuff, and in this last book something very rare has been added to it.

So topsy-turvy, in fact, that the mayor did something very rare for him last week: he criticized the police.

"Where did it come from, where was it bought, is it something that is very rare, is it something that's unusual, is it something that was bought in a particular shop at a particular time?" he said.

"We've seen something very unusual, a rare voice.

This produced something that is very rare today, called company loyalty.

(See 3.30pm). He received a standing ovation from Labour MPs in the chamber - something which is very rare, given that applause is against the rules.

"The ACMA's powers range from the very harsh – taking away the licensee's licence, something that's very rare – to a slap on the wrist, like having to implement training programmes, with not much in between," he said.