Sentence examples similar to seldom standing from inspiring English sources
And those who know me know I'm seldom speechless but standing in the doorway of the airplane I was momentarily flummoxed.
It was, in Edgerton's words, "loud as... .. Of course, film festivals like Toronto are their own little bubbles, where standing ovations are the rule and seldom is heard the discouraging word.
The passage on his prison years, which seldom fails to resonate with Americans, earned him four standing ovations, to chants of "USA, USA".
Upper class and upper-middle class people in the main urban centres - who seldom bother to vote - were to be seen standing in long queues for hours outside the polling stations.
Occupational activity was defined based on self-reports of frequencies of four activities at work: squatting, standing, lifting and walking (0 = never, 1 = seldom, 2 = sometimes, 3 = often, 4 = always).
On the other hand, compared to data from other countries it is evident that Maltese workers relatively seldom receive sickness absenteeism compensation because of mood disorders, neurasthenia, long standing fatigue etc.
Throughout the evening, there were seldom more than 20 people there (apart from a small trade union rally), standing by the shrine and new plaque in lachrymose, meditative silence.
She seldom suspended her grimace with any sort of smile, only giving her husband a standing O when she was required to.
