Sentence examples for seldom removed from inspiring English sources

He seldom removed his mirrored sunglasses, which gave him an insect-like demeanor.

My pregnancy was one long, nonfunctional funk, in which I oscillated between the couch and the bed and seldom removed my favorite pair of stained elastic-waist pajama pants.

Because of its size, the curtain is seldom removed from the vaults of the Pompidou Center in Paris: it was last viewed in France in 1992 and was shown at the Brooklyn Museum in 1984.

"In a universe where corrupt politicians are seldom removed from office, there are few institutional incentives for effective oversight and punishment," said Matthew Taylor, an expert on Brazil's legal system at American University in Washington.

In addition, mechanical ventilation is very seldom removed [ 10].

In addition, anthrax infected carcasses are seldom removed.

Stocks, once located in Flixton village and seldom used, were removed in 1823.

It appears that the streets, courts, alleys and houses in which fever first breaks out, and in which it becomes most prevalent and fatal, are invariably those in the immediate neighbourhood of uncovered sewers, stagnant ditches and ponds, gutters always full of putrefying matter, nightmen's yards and privies, the soil of which lies openly exposed, and is seldom or never removed.

A further problem with the estimation of biodiversity is that local lists are usually updated by adding new entries, but locally (or even finally) extinct species are seldom, if ever, removed from the lists (Boero and Gravili 2013), a task that only taxonomists can undertake through the critical analysis of species lists and the identification of putatively extinct species.

&Improves to 0.540 if 'I seldom feel lonely' is removed.

She said the clinicians seldom, if ever, remove or lower those designations.