Sentence examples for seldom one of from inspiring English sources

Corporate architecture, however, is seldom one of those areas.

But the more extended later dance passages also show how her elbows break the line of her arms and how that line doesn't flow coherently from her torso, and her way with the music is seldom one of revelation but of intermittent point-making.

Lindow adds that "in the sagas, a person who helps stir up or keep feuds alive by ferrying words of malice between the participants is seldom one of high status, which may explain the assignment of this role in the mythology to a relatively insignificant animal".

Clinical cases of TBE in ruminants are very seldom; one case of a mouflon (Ovis ammon musimon) for example has been reported from Austria [ 21].

However, considering how much the word erection is used, it's rather astounding how seldom one thinks of its roots.

Even though the fabella syndrome is seldom, one description of a case could be found, in which the posterolateral knee pain caused by an intra articular osteoid osteoma with the presence of a fabella was mistaken for a painful fabella syndrome [ 28].

"How seldom one is allowed to have everything," she once observed of the failure of her first marriage.

Being high is noteworthy for many peculiar compulsions; novel-reading has seldom been one of them.

In 1977, he was invited to join the Seldom Scene, one of the country's most heralded bluegrass groups, as its lead singer and guitarist.

Importantly, even among closely related species (such as the human and chimpanzee), there is seldom one-to-one correspondence of orthologous CFHR genes.

At tournaments, there is seldom a doubles match on one of the main show courts.