Sentence examples for seldom described from inspiring English sources

Physical exchanges between the two are seldom described.

Yet banks are seldom described in similar terms.

(Although it's seldom described as such, setting up the Tennessee Valley Authority was a form of race-blind affirmative action).

The best part of the book is the first 100 or so pages - the early years Boorman has seldom described before (though Hope and Glory beautifully captured the mixed feelings of a wartime childhood and the sheer exhilaration at all the danger and destruction).

Late relapses are seldom described.

Confidentiality, for example, is seldom described as an absolute good in health care (Bok 1982).

The authors seldom describe how to handle intervention, how to defend against the conventions or what you give up by adopting them.

Studies lack theoretical focus and seldom describe the intervention in sufficient detail, the change management process or contextual information about the organisation in the depth necessary to explain success or lack of it.

For obvious reasons, conditions inside the vortex of a tornado have seldom been described dispassionately, by qualified meteorological observers or anybody else.

The donor-site associated morbidity after mosaicplasty is seldom properly described and evaluated in the scientific literature.

As another index, ALP levels have seldom been described in muscular disease.