Sentence examples for has seldom seemed from inspiring English sources
"The Firebird" has seldom seemed so long.
(1896; What Is Art?), has seldom seemed wholly satisfactory.
The music has seldom seemed so lucid and inevitable.
And the last movement has seldom seemed so mystical.
This work of more than 40 minutes has seldom seemed so long.
But the piece has seldom seemed so modern, daring and smart as it did here.
BRITAIN'S banks have seldom seemed in a sorrier state.
ON MAY 17th, as Israel commemorated its victory in the six-day war of 1967, an end to its conflict with the Palestinians had seldom seemed so far away.
Particularly this year, with a roster whose front-court three (Amar'e Stoudemire, Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler) alone accounts for 69 percent of the team's payroll, expectations have seldom seemed more daunting.
Mr. Arafat's fortunes have gone up and down over the decades but have seldom seemed lower -- he looked glassy-eyed and shaky as his bodyguards took him into a tiny crowd of supporters this morning -- beset not only by the Israelis but a growing resentment among his own people over the corruption and ineffectiveness of the Palestinian Authority.
Corbyn also criticises Calais "jungle" - "I've seldom seem anything so disgusting as this fetid camp in a land of plenty". He says Europe dealt with the humanitarian problems after the second world war.
