Sentence examples for seldom represented from inspiring English sources

("I feel …") The stirring of pubescent lesbian desire is seldom represented in pop culture, yet here it was, reaching audiences far beyond Manhattan.

The Pamodzi Dance Troupe, from Zambia, a country seldom represented here, travels with costumes: animal suits, feathered finery, masks that represent spirits or mock white folk.

The Laubins were known for respecting the complexity of the dances, which they performed with authentic details at a time when American Indian culture was seldom represented on concert stages with such dignity or accuracy.

For while the Emperor Augustus, a victorious general and founder of the imperial system, was seldom represented as a warrior, the emperors of the second century relentlessly emphasized this role.

In doing so they call attention to neglected voices that are seldom represented within mainstream bioethics.

Color's Baalika Vadhu was set in Rajasthan to connect with a market that is seldom represented in prime-time soaps.

But once she calmed down, she should have realized that words written in anger seldom represent the writer's true or complete thoughts — an error of literary analysis as much as ethics, and one with real consequences.

Single photographs seldom represent all of the characters needed for an unambiguous identification, and can never represent the range of variation in the characters that are represented (Table  1: Best Practice 1).

The voivodes who preferred to stay in the royal court seldom resided in their province, but were represented by their deputies.

Borrowers are seldom exploited, Ms. Martin said, because they are typically represented by lawyers as a consequence of their injury suits.

Though art and collecting objects are seldom cheap, all price ranges and levels of connoisseurship are represented here.