Sentence examples for seldom defined as from inspiring English sources

Psychological distress is seldom defined as a distinct concept and is often embedded in the context of strain, stress, and distress.

Forbidden pleasures, seldom defined, include running a red light.

Every August in Edinburgh, the phrase "spirit of the Fringe" is bandied about, but seldom defined.

As Feinstein [ 10] pointed out, "Validation is one of those words … that is constantly used and seldom defined".

This scenario may possibly be a consequence of the persisting misconception that this population is seldom exposed to severe hypoglycemia, defined as any episode that requires external assistance for recovery, whereas self-treated events are classified as "mild" (1).

Before the 19th century, musicians themselves seldom were theorists, if theorist is defined as one who explicates meaning.

Frequency of complaints was defined as every day, every week, seldom or never.

Any form of large amplitude vibration in ice storms is defined as galloping and an attempt has seldom made in identifying whether such vibrations are self-excited modal responses.