Sentence examples for seldom drawn from inspiring English sources

Crass have said that their musical influences were seldom drawn from rock, but more from classical music (particularly Benjamin Britten, on whose work, Rimbaud states, some of Crass' riffs are based), free jazz, European atonality and avant-garde composers such as John Cage and Karlheinz Stockhausen.

There is also a fairly large body of work on the professional regulation of nurses (59, 60), but this literature has a mostly technical focus and has seldom drawn explicitly on approaches from the political and policy sciences.

Comparisons between lianas and shrubs are seldom drawn even though in many vegetation types (e.g. forest edges, gaps, recently disturbed sites) they co-exist and compete with each other.

Their chief limitation is in all hitting the downbeat while seldom drawing color from the music.

I seldom draw these days, but I need a pen in my hand to think.

Genting transformed the aging grandstand at Aqueduct, where racing seldom drew a crowd, into a palace packed with clanging machines, restaurants and gamblers.

He had been abused by a priest and later committed suicide.These meetings of bishops, which happen every six months, seldom draw much attention.

Unlike Mr. Hagel or other combat veterans in the Senate, Mr. McCain seldom draws comparisons to his own decorated military service when he discusses Iraq strategy.

They live quiet, ordinary lives in the suburbs: watching, recording, but seldom drawing attention to themselves (unless, like Giles, their cover involves being just a little flamboyant at times, the life and soul of the party).

Although we see plenty of him, we seldom draw near, with full-length shots outnumbering closeups; how can we read this fellow's mind, when he has so clearly lost it along the way?

The results showed that posters seldom drew on knowledge about effective ways to frame messages.