Sentence examples for seldom original from inspiring English sources

But while this prolific dramatist ("The Hallway Trilogy," the Pulitzer Prize finalist "Red Light Winter") has a fertile and energetic imagination, it is seldom original.

One reason is that the ideas that fuel innovation are seldom original in any unmingled way.

The writers, however, with the possible exception of Christian apologists, were seldom excitingly original and creative.

Introducing the song, Ms. Russell mentioned that she was going to use its seldom-sung original lyrics, and indeed they proved not only unfamiliar but also — surprising in this generally jolly context — provocative.

"Les Noces," Stravinsky's cantata about the frenzied preparations for a Russian peasant wedding, was presented here in its seldom-heard original 1917 version for orchestra with extra winds and, for exotic color, the zitherlike cimbalom.

And within wrestling, there is the seldom seen but original form of the sports as practiced at the ancient Olympic Games: Greco-Roman wrestling.

Since the dramatist, in my view still Britain's most original, seldom produces new work these days, this is sure to receive plenty of attention.

"(500) Days of Summer" is something seldom seen: an original romantic comedy.

The Post was based at Fort Scott, but the soldiers camped along the rail tracks, and seldom used the original fort.

What you will seldom see is the original large gardens that gave these courtyard houses their name: during the Mao era, several families were often squeezed into one family's home, and the central gardens were filled with crude brick structures that remain today.

These results would indicate that inbreeding depression (Charlesworth and Willis 2009) seldom occurred in the original SK or STIII strains.