Sentence examples for appear odd to from inspiring English sources

In this context, it might appear odd to examine any other variant of the Indian male.

Rev Ian Stubbs, who has campaigned on behalf of gay rights within the church, said the decision might appear odd to many.

It must appear odd to you because you're looking at it as a whole, and I'm saying it was one idea that grew other ideas".

It would appear odd to appoint a new chief executive with the belief the group is going to be taken over within a matter of weeks.

The paper's owner and editors view it as an international news organisation (similar to Reuters and Bloomberg) and, within that context, it would appear odd to be involved in a national, domestic regulator.

But the intention to introduce Giraffe outlets at some of its huge, impersonal Tesco Extra stores may appear odd to parents more used to visiting Giraffe restaurants on London's South Bank cultural centre, or in winding lanes of Brighton.

Being from Canada, my family's proclivity for American politics might have appeared odd to the untrained eye.

The harsh truth is that factors far beyond Stelling or Jones, for all that it appeared odd to appoint a manager who had not been in work since leaving Sheffield Wednesday in December 2013, are behind Hartlepool's decline.

You are not obliged to like it when someone appears odd to you, or not serious, or unprofessional, among other things.

As a British writer, she is very aware of what will appear odd but plausible to a British audience.

R.J. Reynolds, another defendant, said that the earlier states' settlement "comprehensively addresses the issue of underage smoking" and that it would fight any further restrictions.The new proposed restrictions on the tobacco companies appear odd when compared to America's stance on the global anti-tobacco treaty being sought by the World Health Organisation (WHO).