Sentence examples for seldom said anything from inspiring English sources
Spectators seldom said anything to Wie between shots but cheered strongly whenever she did something positive.
He said he has always tried to show positive leadership and, before the team meeting that kicked off this winning streak, seldom said anything beyond "go to study hall" to his team.
Growing up abused and isolated, I learned to protect myself by distancing myself and not speaking up, so I've seldom said anything about how, as a child, I was neglected, stalked, and strangled.
8 In his memoirs, Wilkins introduces Fuchs by saying that he (Fuchs) seldom said anything and that he (Wilkins) was very surprised to learn that he was in fact a spy (2003/2005, p. 79).
'They are scum,' was Mr Maugham's famous verdict on the class of state-aided university students to which Kingsley Amis's Lucky Jim belongs and since Mr Maugham seldom says anything controversial or uncertain of wide acceptance, his opinion must clearly be that of many.
'They are scum', was Mr Maugham's famous verdict on the class of State-aided university students to which Kingsley Amis's Lucky Jim belongs; and since Mr Maugham seldom says anything controversial or uncertain of wise acceptance, his opinion must clearly be that of many.
Nobody ever said anything".
But no one said anything about cancer.
