Sentence examples for may seem outlandish from inspiring English sources

Fifty bucks may seem outlandish for a record album.

It may seem outlandish to launch a campaign broadside by television ad and book flackery devoted to discrediting the respectable Vietnam War record of Senator John Kerry, who has five combat medals.

Such a figure may seem outlandish, but the current share of 15% would itself have seemed absurd in 1960, when America's total health expenditure amounted to only 5% of GDP.There are two major objections to the idea that health care should absorb an ever rising share of national income.

It may seem outlandish to claim that we're in the midst of a lull, given that America faces a civil war in Syria, an Iran that seems to be seeking nuclear weapons, an irresponsible North Korea that already possesses them, continuing threats from terrorists, a rising China and rapid climate change.

The image of Adam getting high in the Garden of Eden may seem outlandish, but opium had made a kind of Adam out of De Quincey: in "the bosom of darkness, out of the fantastic imagery of the brain," he wandered through ancient cities "beyond the splendour of Babylon and Hekatómpylos," crammed with "temples, beyond the art of Phidias and Praxiteles".

The very idea of everyday computer interaction via such a tool may seem outlandish.

Flying cars may still seem outlandish and primarily the province of science fiction, but helicopter-maker Airbus actually believes that they'd be ignoring the category at their peril, given the pace and progress of technology that can help make it possible, including autonomous driving systems and electric battery tech.

The accusations against Mr. Madoff may seem so outlandish and outsize that only a literary imagination could have dreamed him up.

TRILLIUM'S activities do not seem outlandish.

Even projects that seem outlandish tend to fit into this scheme.

Sustained productivity growth today of 3%, then, does not seem outlandish.