very seldom

In his day, my father had to make that offer virtually every year, although it was very seldom accepted.

Even when he changed his mind — which on Iraq he never did — he very seldom, if ever, expressed regret for his previous view.

They brought down the birds even when they were on the wing, and very seldom missed their mark.

It is very seldom that any pure descendants of the original inhabitants are to be seen; we met with only two.

The younger members of society very seldom take any part in the dances.

Seldom, very seldom would I go to war—never, unless for some great principle, such as that for which our forefathers contended.

I very seldom saw any floating corpses; only two during the whole journey.