Sentence examples for seldom attended from inspiring English sources

After high school, Verlaine enrolled as a law student in Paris but seldom attended classes.

"Snowden is being persecuted by a huge institution," said Marcus Ho, a retiree who said that he seldom attended rallies.

He seldom attended school before moving to Redding, Conn., in April 1998 and living with a local family.

Even Christianity, one of the world's most successful purveyors of ideas about death, seldom attended to the specifics of why we die.

In response to a question from a young Richmond Times Dispatch reporter — Mike Allen, now a Washington journalist — he admitted that he seldom attended services because redistricting by Democrats had placed his church outside his congressional district.

Drake had won his scholarship to study English Literature but, according to friends and fellow pupils, seldom attended lectures, preferring instead to get further into music – and his guitar playing and songwriting in particular.

The Muslims who torched France's suburbs last year were the ones who seldom attend mosques.

Others also noted that fewer Americans had made the trip, although Steven A. Cohen, the hedge fund manager and mega-collector, who seldom attends art fairs, was here early Wednesday.

Fiercely private for the most part, these Russians generally do not support British cultural institutions and seldom attend gallery openings or auction house parties.

He therefore enrolled in an academic course at the University of Chicago, but he made a point of seldom attending classes or taking examinations.

Ms. Berardi, who said that she seldom attends church, was referring to the cross as a visual motif throughout Italy, and she kept repeating herself.