Sentence examples for seldom spoke of from inspiring English sources
His Jewish father seldom spoke of his own family.
One of the chaperons told me that the children seldom spoke of missing their parents.
President Stroessner seldom spoke of his parents, and his official biography listed no siblings.
(Martin seldom spoke of her past, and what she told wasn't always to be trusted).
Harold Wilson said his father was a modest man who seldom spoke of what he had done.
As Amy moved on with her life, graduating from Northeastern and enrolling in the Ph.D. program in genetics at Harvard, in 1988, she seldom spoke of her brother.
He has seldom spoken of his days with Warhol.
These are not new allegations, but administration officials have seldom spoken of them in recent months.
Henkes knows that Alice, like many girls her age, carries plenty of things in her mind — and her heart — that she seldom speaks of.
But warnings such as those by General Luo are taken seriously by Mr Xi.Military corruption, though seldom spoken of so publicly before, has long been a problem.
The military has long had basic cyber capabilities, such as equipment for jamming signals, but the more sophisticated weapons are seldom spoken of, and rarely used, in part because there has been no formal code of conduct.
