Sentence examples for some seldom from inspiring English sources

Some seldom spoke again about those they had lost.

The menu offers some seldom seen recipes like banh la, fragile rectangular noodles stuffed with minced shrimp, wrapped in banana leaves and steamed.

Lih advances some seldom-heard historical and political arguments in an unassuming, informative way.

It also makes it possible to eliminate some seldom-used desks or turn them into shared work spaces.

Your Lives feature about Terri Noone (June 29) illustrates some seldom-appreciated facts about living with a severe disability.

Congress specifically banned some seldom-used flavorants like candy flavors, but left it up to the F.D.A. to resolve many far-more difficult issues, including so-called reduced harm products, alternatives to cigarettes -- and menthol.

Twenty-nine of the 69 photographs at Howard Greenberg come from the 1974 book "Notations in Passing"; the rest include some seldom-seen, nearly abstract work from the late 1950's and early 1960's.

Stephen Wilkes photographs of Times Square document some seldom-seen corners of what Guy Debord once called the spectacular system -- the conversion of the public into consumers of banal visual experience.

All publications that cover lacrosse, and even some that seldom do, were full of puzzlement and surprise, and the most employed word was "shock".

Acoustic came first, and it was a strong set, heavy on the mid-'70s, some songs seldom played: "Ambulance Blues," "A Man Needs a Maid," "No One Seems to Know," "Harvest," "Mellow My Mind," "Love Art Blues".

Several patients expressed that some doctors seldom paid attention or looked at them during consultations, because they were busy writing the visit notes in the computers.