Sentence examples for it would appear odd from inspiring English sources
He knew that it would appear odd for a President to have been alone with a female intern or low-level staffer on so many occasions.
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.
Vladeck said the problems with the health law had created a rare set of administrative and legal conundrums that virtually ensured that the legal rationale for a fix would appear odd at first glance.
In light of Bernanke's commentary, any absence of further discussion of a recovery from Fed officials would appear odd, as well as any corresponding exploration in respect to exit strategies.
Steven Broad, executive director of Traffic, said: "The UK government has shown commendable leadership to date in the international efforts to curb wildlife trafficking – it would appear very odd indeed if support for much-needed actions against wildlife crime at home were then undercut".
And it would appear that some of those odd places are indeed offering infected code.
It would appear that Srs2 functions as an "Odd-Job Man" in these processes to make sure that the jobs proceed when and where they are needed.
This answer, however, leads to an odd result: if to be fine is to be productive of the good, then it would appear that the fine cannot be good, which is unacceptable.
And, it would appear, doomed.
