Sentence examples for seldom moved from inspiring English sources
In contrast Kraus sold illustrated manuscripts and books printed before 1500 and seldom moved past the 18th century.
Samson is the public face of upper management — Loria likes to sit in the front row, but otherwise maintains a low profile — and he seldom moved twenty feet without receiving feedback from strangers: "Mazel tov".
Samson is the public face of upper management Loria likes to sit in the front row, but otherwise maintains a low profile and he seldom moved twenty feet without receiving feedback from strangers: "Mazel tov".
Indeed, Thoreau would argue that the person who is seldom moved by the beauty of things is the one with an inadequate conception of reality, since it is the neutral observer who is less well aware of the world as it is.
The results became nonsignificant in one analysis comparing venlafaxine with duloxetine, but the estimated value seldom moved.
Regarding needs, this area has seldom moved beyond the qualitative level, reporting proportions of people having the studied range of needs.
Besides, an opera chorus seldom moves onstage in sections.
Most seldom move; some occasionally creep very slowly or move in a slow somersaulting fashion.
Uta seldom move far from protective cover, prey mainly on insects, and are egg layers.
They send their children to Holy Name School, and the children grow up and seldom move away.
They seldom move, they stay moored to the bank, and the tenants come & go by land or by shikaras, or taxi gondolas.
