Sentence examples for seldom announce from inspiring English sources
And that can be a mistake for commercial threats seldom announce themselves in advance.
Comic charm, like power and new money, seldom announces itself quietly in New York.
In the 1940s and '50s, outside of (mostly paperback) genre fiction, even the worst junk seldom candidly announced itself as such.
Typically, Apple has pursued lower profile targets in deals that are seldom formally announced, opting to pick up smaller startups that have the expertise needed to accomplish one of its own goals, rather than purchasing larger companies that are extremely successful in their own right and trying to continue to run that product, as Facebook has done with Instagram, for instance.
However, what often disappoints me is that pilots seldom, if ever, announce significant ground views that I think the passengers would be interested in.
East Asians may profess themselves to be Shintōists, Daoists, Buddhists, Muslims, or Christians, but, by announcing their religious affiliations, seldom do they cease to be Confucians.
SELDOM can a government initiative have been announced with such humility.
"A spokesman for the commission," the Times announced, "said that it was relying on a "seldom used' section of the Public Service Law".
And managerial uncertainty seldom improves performances – Manchester United swiftly declined when Sir Alex Ferguson prematurely announced a retirement in 2001 that he ended up not taking.
