Sentence examples for seldom associated from inspiring English sources

Election Day is seldom associated with raging hormones.

Beauty is seldom associated in our minds with the word fungus.

Such spontaneity is seldom associated with productions of Neil Simon comedies.

Mongolia, the land of Genghis Khan, windswept steppes and tough ponies, is seldom associated with religious art.

THE long cycles of agriculture are seldom associated with gripping suspense.

But it's Mr. Busch's palpably sincere love for the Hollywood dames who stood up for themselves that gives "Shanghai Moon" a fizzy sweetness seldom associated with campiness.

Cruises also typically last long enough for the causal chain to be obvious; people who pick up noroviruses in airplane lavatories seldom associate the resulting illness with their flight.

Fleming chose not to have an agent in the UK, and his negotiations with Cape are often blunt, wheedling and grasping, an approach one seldom associates with a writer of such public grandeur.

The Ragamala musical instruments were actually an excellent example of fusion: for "Gangashtakam," the instruments included the mrindangam and nattuvangam and violin — though producing sounds that most Westerners seldom associate with the violin.

Tubulointerstitial nephritis and uveitis syndrome (TINU) is a rare entity first described in 1975 by Dobrin and colleagues [3], and has seldom been associated with secondary CNV [4].

The definitions of overweight and obesity that have previously been used for selecting children for prevention programmes have seldom been associated with estimates of risk for persistent obesity.