Sentence examples for it would seem wrong from inspiring English sources

Commissioner Stern said that because the department had given incorrect advice, "it would seem wrong" to penalize the new tenant.

Censoring it would seem wrong to me.

It would seem wrong to use that chair in a casual catercorner room arrangement.

He said: "If it is fit for human consumption it would seem wrong to throw it away.

Though it would seem wrong to start a trailer column without the trailer in question, this is one week in which it would be tempting to do so.

Staring at a mockup of the cover -- a photo of the actress Cameron Diaz -- Mr. Granger knew that three weeks later, when the issue reached newsstands and mailboxes, it would seem "wrong," he said, "that Esquire would be represented to the world by that cover".

By its very definition, a rustic setting would be rural and informal and would seem wrong and incongruous in a formal townhouse or city apartment.

Somehow that would seem wrong, though, like baking a pumpkin pie in July.

It would seem she attracted the wrong kind of attention, and the dress was stolen from her hotel room almost as soon as she took it off to change.

If, as suggested above, the manner of one's dying is among the decisions that can reflect an individual's deepest values and commitments, then it would seem that Kant was wrong that in deciding to commit suicide, an individual was, in all cases, simply giving up and surrendering to inclination.

I thought that this was what people actively liked about Tinder: it would seem that I'm completely wrong.