Sentence examples for seldom fail from inspiring English sources
Nowadays, Clinton's own speeches seldom fail to warn about the dangerously polarised divisions poisoning US politics.
Words seldom fail me, but in relation to this they do.
Mérot's translator, Frank Wynne, is uncannily good at relaying the uncle's epigrams and character profiles, which seldom fail to entertain.
The politics of office life seldom fail to flummox and frustrate the top female executives my partners and I coach and train.
PETERSBURG -- Love it or detest it, the Eifman troupe and Boris Eifman, its choreographic raison d'être, seldom fail to get the juices flowing.
Musical instruments seldom fail to intrigue children, but it was fun to see one young girl gleefully waving her arms in time with Mr. Manahan's gestures.
His Dracula was a flop, in a role that seldom fails.
Perhaps not coincidentally, these museums have seldom failed to connect with the public.
Ms. Part was once again caviar, a ballerina who seldom fails to touch the heart, however elusively.
Leo Ezekiel Mannes was born in San Francisco (on a hill, as he seldom failed to point out) on Oct. 10, 1911.
Though an alluring voice, elegantly deployed, is an advantage, a canny reading of the lines in time to the music seldom fails in its effect.
