Sentence examples for seldom seeks from inspiring English sources

Cook seldom seeks to draw attention to himself.

She has those qualities of a great writer – humility, intelligence and a rare ability to listen, and seldom seeks the limelight, preferring to turn it where it belongs, towards illuminating the stage".

It has a wide f/2.0 aperture and dual-led flash, and while it doesn't have optical image stabilization, it's very fast to lock in and shoot, and like a good photographer, it seldom seeks the crutch of flash firing, even in indoor lighting conditions.

Appointments are far too cosy: new blood is seldom sought from outside.

And what made him risk everything on an odd pitch that baseball teams seldom seek?

The lead Italian prosecutor, Marco De Paolis, said in an interview that until the 1990's, the government seldom sought war-crimes charges against former Nazis.

But even in the Clinton administration, the E.P.A. seldom sought sanctions, and state officials say the Bush administration may be even less eager.

To my eyes, however, the litany of closeups is itself a troubling act of intrusion, touched with a cruelty that Bergman, for all his sobriety, seldom sought, and I gradually came to dread the next appearance of Mary, with her slurred, embarrassing miseries probed by the lens as if placed under a microscope.

The whole concept of genetic damage as a result of something in the environment is also relatively new, and is little understood except by the geneticists, whose advice is very seldom sought when any alteration of the environment is in prospect.

However, most people suffer attacks of low frequency or intensity and seldom seek for medical assistance.

However, pregnant women have limited knowledge about maternal oral health and seldom seek dental care.