Sentence examples for yet rare from inspiring English sources

The careers of Mr. Stringer and Mr. Lack have followed a remarkably similar, yet rare, trajectory.

And yet, rare as my suitable boy may have been, I did not want to marry him.

Yet rare is the moment when the Boss looks in the mirror and blames himself for the team's failures.

N.F.L. teams meet with league officials for off-season rules briefings, yet rare is the player — or coach, even — who knows them all.

It was often described as a gift or a talent, especially since it was wrapped up neatly in a profession that is popular, yet rare and unusual.

It is one of the as yet rare victims of Wall's account to be perfectly calm and factual about this crucial, though undoutedly opaque, element in Wittgenstein's tormented private life.

The essential truth of terrorism is that it remains permanent and frightening — and yet, fortunately, rare.

Yet this rare skill leads some critics to suspect him of chilly manipulativeness.

Yet the rare fine performance of "The Carol of the Bells" still gives me chills.

Yet these rare beasts are not the only ones to lay claim to the Virungas.

The campaign is a carnival, and yet in rare bright moments, it can seem a hopeful, ennobling, pluralistic spectacle.