Mainstream coverage of economic matters -- the above quote is from the New York Times -- seldom cuts very deep into the world of money, seldom questions who's in charge, and seldom dares to suggest that an economic system ought to serve humankind rather than vice versa.
To my mind, there is no better juror for a criminal case than an individual who has experience of the world and knows that life's challenges are seldom clear cut.
Help seeking and decision making were seldom clear cut.
Seldom is it as cut and dried as we'd like it to be in the multilayered universe of team sports.
I would regularly cut class, seldom got my assignments in on time, and still, in every class I took, I got an A-minus or higher.
But are we overestimating the power of a lyrical broadside, issued well over half a century ago? "It's very seldom that a song can cut through, but a song can evoke a moment and come to signify a movement," Bragg says, citing as an example protest anthem We Shall Overcome – and, of course, This Land Is Your Land.
No longer willing to carry an aging, seldom-used infielder, the Yankees cut him on Old-Timers' Day.
Kennedy's phrasing is often used to describe the Cold War with communism, but I think his "twilight struggle" referred to the human condition itself -- in which there are seldom clear-cut victories or untainted heroes.
Another limitation is that there was single-item assessment of maltreatment/abuse experiences, despite the fact that experiences such as these are seldom clear-cut and categorical [ 8].
And John Henry really is a remarkable figure, cut from a kind of cloth seldom seen in baseball.
