Sentence examples for feels counterintuitive from inspiring English sources

Given that it has taken him and his team nearly two days to dye, paint and dry these fabrics, covering them in strong-smelling mud feels counterintuitive.

The idea of two choreographers collaborating on one work feels counterintuitive.

What feels counterintuitive and new here though is this: These writers have largely taken to hunting, they say, for ethical reasons.

You tend to work around the house, so the tools of the trade are all too close to hand; abjuring them for some imposed festivity feels counterintuitive.

So it feels counterintuitive for a review of 26 studies to conclude that napping in children over two years of age may not be a good idea after all.

For many of us it feels counterintuitive to allow our students the space to discover solutions as these might not be the ones that we want them to find.

Not only can they feel counterintuitive, their U.I. design is often less coherent.

Although it felt counterintuitive, I applied for a post with more responsibility in a new school to balance the books.

This may feel counterintuitive at first, but there's method to the madness.

Like many my age, being told to simply be easier on myself felt counterintuitive.

Trusting my internal world and my body to help me heal felt counterintuitive, since both had already betrayed me, but I knew deep down that it was the path I was destined to take.