rarely done

Hardy, as Philip Larkin once contended, is a writer for whom critics have rarely done very much.

A rare opportunity came and she did that which is rarely done.

The actual work was rarely done by the holders of the office.

She never opposed me positively in any thing, but somehow, if she did not like it, it was rarely done.

The work which was his was rarely done unless it happened to fall in with his plans for the moment.

Browning has rarely done his work with more insight, with greater keenness of portraiture, with happier brevity and selection.