Sentence examples for seldom true from inspiring English sources
That's seldom true anywhere; certainly not in northern Mali.
But timeless political truths are seldom true and rarely timeless.
That is seldom true except in the imagined world of economics textbooks.
"Everyone thinks defense lawyers must believe their clients are innocent, but that's seldom true," Martin told me.
While this is often true for the comparison with trucks, it's seldom true when comparing a passenger train with the automobile.
Their forecasts have seldom come true.
Even in aquatic plants, water is seldom the true medium of pollen dispersal.
— Ed B., New York Brantley: All awards are arrived at by compromise, which means they seldom reflect true originality or excellence.
Fairy tales seldom come true in places like Cook County, where Dr. Ansell (who left the hospital in 1995) found on a visit back that despite a major reorganization and the opening of a brand-new facility, the "crammed, tense" waiting rooms of 2006 looked just like the ones of 1978.
Yet their romance seldom rings true, and a pall of indecision hangs over the whole tale; where Dahl's finest work, like "The Last Seduction," cleaves proudly to a genre, this film doesn't know whether it's a Mob thriller, a tar-black comedy, or a grudging lesson in love.
