Sentence examples for seldom though from inspiring English sources

Seldom, though, do they descend into fisticuffs.

Seldom, though, does a photographer create work with a camera and lens that appears to be an astonishing cross between a photograph and a photogram.

Seldom, though, is there such a compelling human story to go with the intellectual one as that of Mario Capecchi, one of the winners of the medicine prize.

Seldom, though, are western aid agencies accused of providing the funding for human rights abuses.Yet on July 14th a British court ruled that an Ethiopian man had legal grounds to ask for a judicial review of Britain's development assistance to Ethiopia after he alleged it had led to human rights abuses.

Most political candidates play themselves on SNL, often for just a cameo in a sketch or to declare the show's famous tag line: "Live from New York – it's Saturday night!" Seldom, though, do they go all-out thespian and play a character in a sketch.

Though seldom carried out, the death penalty also applies to adultery, apostasy and witchcraft.

Other kinds of scientific coloration may be equally arbitrary, though seldom quite so British.

Most village sides play a youngster or two, though seldom as talented, and not always for their talents alone.

And personal attacks, though seldom as virulent as van Gogh's, are a common feature of Dutch literary politics, where everyone knows everyone else.

The epithet Navigator, applied to him by the English (though seldom by Portuguese writers), is a misnomer, as he himself never embarked on any exploratory voyages.

These cataclysms, though, seldom occur; bear markets more often end with a whimper.