Sentence examples for seldom thought of from inspiring English sources

"Whatever criticisms people have of me, they've seldom thought of me as politically stupid".

He has never understood this matter and seldom thought of it.

Beets and goat cheese is a classic combination that I've ordered in restaurants but seldom thought of making at home.

Capote gave the notebook to Elizabeth Davies, Mr. Launey's first wife, to type up the invitations, and Ms. Davies, a secretary on loan to Capote from the agent Swifty Lazar -- put the notebook away and apparently seldom thought of it.

Despite having his name engraved on the Stanley Cup from the Hurricanes' run in 2006 and backstopping Canada to the 2007 world championship, Ward is seldom thought of as an elite netminder.

Any EMS should be equally "in the background," something that is seldom thought of yet is designed simply to make comfort changes easy.

Tallahassee, Fla .- "HAPPY New Year!" We seldom think of those words as an order.

It's a thing she seldom thinks of, not because she is ashamed but because it never bothers her.

Penalizing the opponents at a low level is something the experts do frequently and average players seldom think of.

You seldom think of one of them, "Well, he wouldn't do that," which is less often true in theater than you might imagine.

Walter feels sorry to see her — in these fine cloaks and bonnets she looks more of a child than ever, and her show of haughtiness is touching — but there is so much for him to pay attention to that he seldom thinks of her when she is out of sight.