Sentence examples for seldom right from inspiring English sources

Covering partner's honor is seldom right, but the exceptions can be interesting.

She had very definite views, and was seldom right but never in doubt.

A singleton is often sensible against a small slam, but is seldom right at the seven level.

Writers who earn their living from the process understand that work is seldom right first time; it's a craft that has to be worked at.

Sending a dick pic is very seldom the right move, and basically never the right move in the workplace, unless you work for that app that will diagnosis STIs through photo messages.

The broader problem with data mining, as Mr. Clark sees it, is that it is seldom done right.

Science often doesn't deal in certainties, but in shades of grey; in a world where both politicians and the public want precise numbers, it's no wonder science can seldom do right in the public eye.

Mr. Conlon writes that the E.R. is seldom the right place for people with minor burns or injuries; sprains or strains; coughs, colds or sore throats; ear infections; fever (except as noted above) or flulike symptoms; skin irritations and rashes; mild asthma or any chronic health problem.

Collins believed that seldom-used right-handed batters, like Andrew Brown, Juan Lagares and Marlon Byrd, had a better chance of picking up Locke's herky-jerky delivery.

Real-life incognitos, however, seldom get disguises right.

But that has seldom happened, and right now corporate profits are doing quite nicely, Mr. Shiller notes.