Sentence examples for I seldom say from inspiring English sources

It's civilised and enlightening, which I seldom say about fashion shows.

But Irish whiskey can also mix it up like the best of them, something I'd seldom say for Scotch, which can be overbearing.

Growing up abused and isolated, I learned to protect myself by distancing myself and not speaking up, so I've seldom said anything about how, as a child, I was neglected, stalked, and strangled.

Officials in Libya seldom say no and seldom say yes.

Sierra Leoneans seldom say, "My hand was amputated".

Justices do recuse themselves fairly often, though they seldom say why.

The all-accepting Pericles is one of the few major Shakespeare roles actors seldom say they were born to play.

Georges says what we often think but seldom say in such situations: "What happens now is what has happened until now.

The game was invented by a psychologist who wanted to drive home the point that although people talk a lot they seldom say what they mean.

The studies, taken collectively, demonstrate the fact that the green stuff is good for the psyche, but they can seldom say exactly why this is the case.

This is a sentiment a lot of developers whisper about, but seldom say publicly.