Sentence examples for seldom less from inspiring English sources

A little hokey, then, but seldom less than absorbing.

The Heart Broke In is seldom less than compelling.

Monthly precipitation is seldom less than 10 inches in the Colombian Llanos between April and November.

But, from the heart of the confusion, a show takes shape that's seldom less than compelling.

"It's seldom less than an $80 million investment," Mr. Lord concluded, and requires a separate, often substantial, operating budget.

But the sound the North/South players made was seldom less than respectable; their cause is still more so.

According to the anthropologist Dorothy Carrington, "the traditional Corsican village seldom stands less than 20 or so kilometres from the sea".

Whether it's the ecstatic Lt. Gen. William Boykin claiming his Christian god is "bigger" than the Muslim god, or the late Harvard professor Samuel Huntington peddling, like some harebrained imam, an inevitable "clash of civilizations," the twain of East and West has seldom seemed less likely to meet than in the last few years.

The findings showed that almost all nurses had asked, advised, assessed, and assisted in the previous year, even if only seldom, but less than half did so frequently.

These symptoms gradually increase in the part first affected; and at an uncertain period, but seldom in less than twelve months or more, the morbid influence is felt in some other part.

Subjective reporting of nocturnal sweating on a frequency scale of 1 5: (1) never or very seldom, (2) less than once a week, (3) once to twice a week, (43 5–5 times a week and (5) every night or almost every night.