Sentence examples for seldom commit from inspiring English sources
Some have complained that the denouement was absurdly unrealistic; abuse victims very seldom commit violence against the perpetrator.
America, Britain, France, Russia and China, the five permanent members of the Security Council, still have sizeable armed forces but are seldom willing to commit them.
The men who commit these crimes are seldom ravening beasts with blood on their fangs.
Blacks, he added with conviction, commit the overwhelming majority of crimes in Cuba -- a statement impossible to assess in a country that seldom publishes crime statistics.
Few black Americans have "returned" to Liberia; even Jewish Americans, deeply committed to Israel, seldom make aliya there.
"Broony, Broony," was a response to the booing that the Dundee United fans launched at the Celtic captain, but also a reminder that his own supporters will dismiss flaws in a player whose performances on the field seldom dip below being fiercely committed.
It certainly helped that Carter cared deeply about what he was saying, that he was committed to it as he seldom was to the "content" of a speech.
At one point, he leaned into the fact that while many rappers spit about committing unthinkable acts of violence, seldom have they done it.
The Kurds are guests in Iraq — and they want to kick the Arabs out?" I seldom heard any acknowledgment of the crimes that Arabs had committed against Kurds in Kirkuk, or any shame at having been the benefitters.
