Sentence examples for seldom believed from inspiring English sources

Sissay says it is because children in care are so demonised that they were seldom believed when they spoke out.

As the warm reception that greeted his design for the World Trade Center transportation hub suggests, the city trusts him, to a degree it has seldom believed in any single architect in many years.

There are actors well versed in elaborate, erudite answers to the question, "Why did you take this part?", but Winstone has the battered patience of a bloke who has seldom believed in "taking" a part rather than having the good/bad luck of ending up with it.

Eric Rohmer — for whom courtship is a conceit for how people jockey into position vis-à-vis the things they want and seldom believe they'll get.

Skeptics on the players' side and in the academic sports economics field seldom believe such reports of wholesale losses, but if the figures are correct, the baseball economy may be improving.

Writer Herbert Steinhouse, who interviewed him in 1948, wrote that "Schindler's exceptional deeds stemmed from just that elementary sense of decency and humanity that our sophisticated age seldom sincerely believes in.

York does allow that Spitzer "has apparently committed an underlying crime, albeit one that is, if initial reports are to be believed, seldom prosecuted".

Intramuscular cysts of the shoulder are seldom-reported lesions, believed to be a result of fluid leakage through a defect in the musculotendinous junction of one of the rotator cuff muscles, dissecting within the fascial sheath or the muscle fibers.

At one end, a few GPs reported that they seldom referred patients, as they believed it was rarely of value and were very pessimistic about how successful this method was.

Collins believed that seldom-used right-handed batters, like Andrew Brown, Juan Lagares and Marlon Byrd, had a better chance of picking up Locke's herky-jerky delivery.

Seldom hazy or sentimental, O'Hara believed in emotional truth as much as in factual accuracy.