Sentence examples for works seldom from inspiring English sources

His works seldom fetch more than about $20,000.

His "Hommage à Messiaen" on the composer's centenary includes astonishing performances of works seldom heard.

One issue invariably arises when traditional Indian dances are shown here: the works seldom illustrate their supposed subjects with anything like the clarity that Western audiences, trained by three centuries of belief in narrative dance drama, usually expect.

So "The Spaces Between the Words: A Tribute to Harold Pinter," the Film Society of Lincoln Center survey of Pinter the screenwriter, offers fascinating lessons, as well as a few works seldom seen in the United States.

The dozens who arrived on a night last April to hear a concert in Trinity Wall Street's Stravinsky Festival were probably skeptical: were the Master's late-period sacred works, seldom heard and composed according to a demanding and idiosyncratic twelve-tone technique, really that good?

At best, the work seldom went beyond a movement study.

Young black men in that line of work seldom live long.

Such work, seldom shown in a "high art" context, continues to flourish.

Since African work seldom finds distribution here, this series is especially valuable for offering a wide array of recent films.

In contrast to opera, which requires large blocks of time, concert work seldom takes more than a few days.

"Divertimento No. 15" is certainly the greater work: seldom if ever does intensely refined virtuoso classicism stay so pure, so radiant.