Sentence examples for seldom happier than from inspiring English sources

And conservative activists are seldom happier than when they are savaging Democratic politicians particularly Massachusetts liberals with billionaire wives.

Where some archaeologists are theoreticians, Dr. Radi was a digger, seldom happier than when she had her hands deep in the grit of history.

Lady Bird, in fact, seemed seldom happier than when she was busing through the outer spaces of her beloved land, bent on its beautification (a word she hates) and meeting strangers in small towns and villages.

Conquest was seldom happier than when refuting western admirers of the Soviet Union, such as EH Carr and Eric Hobsbawm, but often seemed to be addressing audiences who needed little by way of nuance or documentation.

Yet while I've been spoiled and content in those luxurious settings, I was seldom happier in them than I was the summer I spent writing a script for an indie movie in a parking lot motel in New Mexico.

Certainly, faces in the crowd at the opening have seldom looked happier than they did on Sunday, when Burberry, a sponsor of the dinner with W Magazine, announced that the company would donate 15 percent of all sales this week in its New York stores to the museum.

Why didn't she, who was seldom happy, do the same?

He claims that they are far happier than the lower 30 percent because government seldom intervenes to improve their lives: "the things the government does to take the trouble out of things seldom intersect with the life of a successful attorney or executive".

It is doubtful they are happier than Whitson, who had become a seldom-used pitcher and an unhappy Yankee.

Never happier than when searching among rock pools for new specimens, Mary Freeman seldom took equipment beyond a fishing net and a jar because the principal tool of her trade was an electron microscope that weighed the best part of a tonne.

Young people happier than old.