Sentence examples for seldom interesting from inspiring English sources

The problem with Béjart is that the dances are seldom interesting and often proceed by ignoring most features of their musical accompaniment.

Dave Kehr notes that the box sets illustrate the quandary several directors had in figuring how to use the actresses' singular physical gifts: playing Galatea come to life or the Most Beautiful Woman in the World, while glamorous, were seldom interesting roles.

Of course, as many people will admit but parents can forget, children are seldom as interesting to others as they are to their families.

Those who see Photoshop as a misogynistic corruption of photography seldom have interesting ideas on what a feminist photo would be.

But he has seldom sounded so interesting as he did here.

Whether screening Powell and Pressburger films before their gigs or holding album launches in village pubs, indie-rock mavericks British Sea Power are seldom less than interesting.

In that respect the playoff final reflected QPR's whole campaign, although Derby's dominance made it an extreme example, since prior to that Harry Redknapp's gnarled crew were usually able to control matches even if they were seldom incisive or interesting.

Difference is always interesting and seldom a threat.

A crucial point, made early on, is that the sound of the piano itself has seldom been considered intrinsically interesting.

It's as if Miller is examining bugs under a microscope; what he shows us is always interesting, but seldom edifying.

2) White caps and turbulence make things interesting, and are seldom fatal.