Sentence examples for seldom well from inspiring English sources

"Fish in Britain is seldom well cooked".

He is seldom well, but he fears boredom more than physical maladies.

But many of the studies were, by modern standards, poorly designed and seldom well controlled, if at all".

Boy, oh boy, I wish I could raise Orwell from his eternal slumber, sit him beside me and ask if he still believes fish in Britain is seldom well cooked.

A crusader, adventurer, and short-story writer, he achieved enormous international success with novels widely translated and adapted for the screen and became Spain's best-known novelist in the first third of the 20th century, though he was seldom well received at home.

Trustees are the least educated and seldom well informed, despite their role as the university's financial stewards.

Can the other sort of apocalypse be more safely averted by "getting to zero", banning the bomb even as knowledge to build it spreads?Nuclear debates are seldom well-informed, whether on the streets, in the media or in cabinet rooms.

Immunocontraceptive management has become increasingly popular as culling programs are seldom well-received by the general public.

Exemption policies to facilitate access for poorer groups are seldom well-implemented (Meessen et al. 2006).

Yet this, the most famous and perennial ballet in international repertory, is seldom danced well — or well enough.

But Ecuador's politics seldom functions well.