Sentence examples for seldom powerful from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's performance was on the demure side: often meticulous, almost always lucid, occasionally bold, but seldom powerful.

What we seldom find is powerful feeling as a driving force.

Seldom is power freely passed and painlessly surrendered, particularly when the traditionally powerful see the realignment as an existential threat.

Seldom does such a powerful Wall Street executive take on corporate America so directly.

The experiment exploited a powerful motive seldom visible in academic classrooms but familiar to anyone who ever participated in an extracurricular activity: don't let the group down.

Tua, who reputedly possesses a powerful punch, seldom landed one because he couldn't get past Lewis's stiff jab and 7-inch height advantage.

Hitchens ends the chapter by stating, "in all my experience in life, I have seldom seen a more powerful argument for the fallen nature of man, and his inability to achieve perfection, than those countries in which man sets himself up to replace God with the State".

Why are powerful women so seldom caught in such scandals?

Taiwan, being diplomatically isolated by its economically more powerful rival China, seldom picks fights with other nations.

Together we are very powerful, and we have a seldom-told, seldom-remembered history of victories and transformations that can give us confidence that, yes, we can change the world because we have many times before.

But powerful disturbances happen rather seldom and so the traditional criteria of quality estimation give very little useful information for an estimate of economic effectiveness of the forecast.