Examples of using Very seldom in English and their translations into Hebrew
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People very seldom think this way nowadays, least of all when taking account of people as social beings.
the user very seldom blinks because of what eyes are insufficiently moistened.
when in fact that very seldom works.
Besides, people very seldom look at what's right under their nose. Right?
Sometimes we realise to a certain extent how matters stand, but we are very seldom able to see the whole connexion.
Unaccustomed as i am to public speaking, As there's very seldom a public here to speak to.
And he noted that it is“very seldom safe to rely on the total absence of such causes,” especially when the“observations are made by any one instrument, or even by any one observer.”.
Nowadays, however, we can very seldom find anyone who can relate things from a genuine source,
Page 24 Nowadays, however, we can very seldom find anyone who can relate things from a genuine source,
it would seem that when we try to grasp it conceptually, we very seldom succeed.
He very seldom spoke about the details of what he was writing, but, perhaps because he felt that the opportunities of revealing them were numbered,
In fairness to the cinema administration, I have to say that'such blunders' were permitted very seldom- on average once every five years; and when I received
often gets together with ordinary people of his own initiative, and very seldom does he participate in Dafa activities.
told me in answer to questions,‘we very seldom lose a small child- none of our women have ever died in childbirth- they have no medical attendance on these occasions- we have no Idiots or Lunatics- nor any Deaf
I very seldom travel.
I'm very seldom naughty.
The kind that very seldom happens.
Very seldom do things remain the same.
I have very seldom been told no.
Very seldom does a person do that.