Sentence examples for who seldom from inspiring English sources

The trait that distinguishes those who seldom respond to the placebo is emotional stability.

Presidential candidates, who seldom stray far from major airports, seem like TV characters in comparison.

The Muslims who torched France's suburbs last year were the ones who seldom attend mosques.

Muti, who seldom indulges in political posturing, knew exactly when and where to strike.

New Yorkers who seldom pay attention to nature have taken note, too.

(Think of Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler, who seldom seems to wear anything else).

Mr. Miyazaki, who seldom visits the United States, was an especially big catch.

It's especially exciting to hear Mr. Smith, who seldom records these days.

For Mr. Bush, who seldom wanders into the precincts of eloquence, it was a splendid moment.

The box hides the prompter from audience members, who seldom hear the cues.

"It is a work in progress," Coughlin, who seldom smiles, said Monday.