Sentence examples for seldom addressed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has seldom addressed black concerns directly, although many of his initiatives have benefited blacks.

Exactly how a designer might have assembled cell structures, say, is a question seldom addressed by design theorists.

It's encouraging that Ms. Parks continues to take on weighty, thorny topics too seldom addressed in the theater these days.

In the multimedia "War All The Time," Mr. Drahozal and his company of 12 performers will explore a central human theme that is seldom addressed in dance.

"There is some frustration," said Robert M. Simon, the top staff member for Democrats on the Senate energy panel, especially since major energy legislation is so seldom addressed.

And even if schools and workplaces offer bilingual programs or translation services, the Southeast Asians are so few that their language needs are seldom addressed.

But I very seldom address things that bother me.

Even federal appeals court judges seldom address constitutional questions of real moment unconstrained by Supreme Court precedent.

It is understandable that this is a subject you seldom address until you have to face it yourself.

The theory that guides my research seldom addresses the online contexts in which I'm trying to apply it.

Seewald gets to the root of Benedict's problems about a third of the way through the book, when he asks him why his voluminous writings seldom address Nazism.