Sentence examples for seldom acknowledged from inspiring English sources
They are seldom acknowledged, yet essential.
Those who labor backstage are seldom acknowledged in the theater.
In travel it is seldom acknowledged how routinely people pile on excess.
In ways seldom acknowledged, his vision has shaped the destiny of opera in America.
Yet the fact is seldom acknowledged because it does not fit with the usual perception of Muslims as dissidents.
MICHAEL SMITH Cynthiana, Ky., Sept. 26, 2012 Mr. Furstenberg highlights a seldom acknowledged but often decried fact of politics — it is more ideological than logical.
Nearly everyone is kin, though families seldom acknowledge relations that cross the color line.
When asked about the race, the governor seldom acknowledges that he might have a political motive for his actions.
Sports business experts say that the Modell-Bisciotti transition is a rare one because a new owner seldom acknowledges needing a period of apprenticeship.
In this realm, there was no clash between the spirit of inquiry and worldly concerns, a conflict that he seldom acknowledges as such.
Although proponents of I.D. routinely inflate the significance of minor squabbles among evolutionary biologists (did the peppered moth evolve dark color as a defense against birds or for other reasons?), they seldom acknowledge their own, often major differences of opinion.
