Sentence examples for seldom fair from inspiring English sources

Life is seldom fair.

Seldom, it is fair to say, does Kaufman just want to have fun, but as he lifts the spell of his gloom a surprising beauty breaks through.

Others also noted that fewer Americans had made the trip, although Steven A. Cohen, the hedge fund manager and mega-collector, who seldom attends art fairs, was here early Wednesday.

He built a reputation as a legislator who could be as tough as he was fair, but seldom overly partisan.

The weather has seldom been set so fair.

Unlike most of his peers, Eek seldom takes part in fairs and refuses to enter competitions, which he believes foster gimmicks and showmanship rather than conscientious design.

This Mortal Abolition Is seldom--but as fair As Apparition--subject To Autocratic Air.

But the attraction is not just the food - and it is certainly not the weather which, in the first week of September, seldom fared better than, well, fair.

That's not fair, but politics seldom is.

Mr Coleman's book offers a vivid and challenging picture of the vain and silly (and ruthless) Nelson; but the very superior man appears too seldom for this to be a truly balanced, or fair, biography.

To describe "And Now a Word From Our Sponsor" as a one-joke skit stretched well beyond the breaking point isn't entirely fair, because when used ingeniously, which is very seldom, the joke lands.