Sentence examples for even seldom from inspiring English sources

So far his movie career has taken place in the uncertainty-filled annual hiatuses from Mad Men – and TV stars, superstars even, seldom get first dibs on the hot projects.

It is rarely seen due to its small size and its nocturnal and tree-living lifestyle, and is even seldom encountered by forest tribes.

In building engineering, impact loading and other accidental loads are mostly taken into consideration by measures on the structural level rather than on the material level, the latter one is even seldom explored.

I rarely read books that other people give me, and even more seldom cajole others into reading books I like.

Even reformers seldom express much enthusiasm for electoral democracy.

And even more seldom do they resolve their differences by sleeping together.

Even if seldom given explanations for their expulsions, many of those turned away suspect it is punishment for their antigovernment activism abroad.

Where income taxes are concerned, even Republicans seldom argue that taxing added income over a quarter million dollars at, say, thirty-six per cent rather than thirty-three per cent is wrong because the affluent need more stuff.

But it did crystallise the assumptions of the late 1990s and early 2000s – a time when sharp criticisms of gridlock and lobbying were broadly accepted, and technocratic work-arounds to political paralysis were frequently proposed, even if seldom adopted.

The English have a hopeless addiction to tea, but even they seldom take 'champagne tea' at 2pm.

It's even more seldom when an inconsiderate person chats in his/her seat and very infrequent when someone actually dials a call.