Sentence examples for we seldom hear from inspiring English sources

We seldom hear of powerful women who can't control their urges.

Yet when it comes to LGBT singers referencing their love interests in popular music, we seldom hear "him" or "her".

There are millions of Boualem Yekkers throughout the Islamic world, although we seldom hear of them in the West.

I was startled by the part of Guantánamo we seldom hear about — a placid community with American fast-food restaurants, rows of cookie-cutter houses and lovely beaches.

It was, as the biographer Robert Dallek has pointed out, a call to civic engagement, to national commitment and sacrifice — something we seldom hear from politicians.

This is probably why the eulogy that Barack Obama delivered for the Reverend Clementa Pinckney on Friday was sober and self-reflective in a way that we seldom hear.

"Back in the North, we seldom heard teachers talk about unification.

"Back in the North, we seldom heard teachers talk about unification," said Choi Hyok-chol, a 19-year-old defector.

Terry's hobby was studying racing form and he maintained that he was a financial winner: we seldom heard of any losses.

We very seldom hear the term "exploratory surgery" anymore.

In the immigration debate, we too seldom hear the voices of those most directly affected, immigrants and their families.