Sentence examples for seldom heard of from inspiring English sources

Terry's hobby was studying racing form and he maintained that he was a financial winner: we seldom heard of any losses.

The Internet is full of emotional comments about a country — and a group — most here had seldom heard of until American troops invaded Afghanistan in 2001 and South Korea later contributed forces.

During his 32-year career flying commercial planes in Europe, the United States and the Middle East, Gabriel said he had seldom heard of pilots turning up to work drunk, while attitudes to drinking before flying had become even less permissive.

There are millions of Boualem Yekkers throughout the Islamic world, although we seldom hear of them in the West.

Conversely, very few agricultural pests pose a problem indoors; you'll seldom hear of people confronting a swarm of boll weevils in their bedroom.

Despite the tragedies in Missouri and Wisconsin, we seldom hear of "God-fearing" Americans burning a mosque.

Its centerpiece will be the performance of a seldom heard work of Cage's, "49 Waltzes for the Five Boroughs for Performer(s) or Listener(s) or Record Maker(s)." "49 Waltzes" was commissioned by Rolling Stone, in 1977, to commemorate the magazine's move from San Francisco to New York.

Kodak's bosses in Rochester seldom heard much criticism of the firm, she says.

In the first movement, I have seldom heard the bursts of counterpoint played with such transparency and rhythmic point.

I have seldom heard the finale of the Fifth move toward its nervously exuberant climax with such sweeping energy.

The Kurds are guests in Iraq — and they want to kick the Arabs out?" I seldom heard any acknowledgment of the crimes that Arabs had committed against Kurds in Kirkuk, or any shame at having been the benefitters.