Sentence examples for we seldom feel from inspiring English sources

What is it about human nature that we seldom feel grateful for such guidance?

We see Brandeis at work, but we seldom feel we are in his company.

Non-depressed women were more likely to never or seldom feel lonely, have a strong inner strength, take fewer prescription drugs, feeling needed, being able to engage in meaningful leisure activities, as well as cohabit.

Given the fact that lawmakers yelling about assault rifles and Glocks very seldom feel compelled to quote from the Bible, you'd think we could work toward a sensible national consensus on guns.

You seldom feel it in the moment, but there is an invisible urgency in the words that we write and the work that we do.

"I very seldom feel cold," he said.

You seldom feel that she is playing to the gallery by being too cute and perky.

Stone that "all governments lie" to a society whose leaders seldom feel the need to explain their actions.

I seldom feel envy when reading modern books, but I wish I wrote as well as she has done.

The folks who put together political circulars seldom feel obliged to place quotes in their proper context, or to attribute them accurately.

(People who write books on indoor plumbing seldom feel obliged to rival Vitruvius as theorists of architecture, but it seems that no one can write about one neuron without explaining all thought).