Sentence examples for may seem slightly from inspiring English sources

Some are common-sense rules; others may seem slightly bizarre.

As romantic venues go, their ringside seats floodlit at Heathrow's Raddison hotel may seem slightly wanting.

Drawing may seem slightly underground right now, but as usual, it is everywhere.

Save £124pp on a Corfu holiday Following that, Co-operative Travel's summer holiday sale of 20% off selected packages may seem slightly miserly.

While that may seem slightly fantastic, in Dr. Karasick's view the single biggest factor blocking its adoption today is the relatively high cost of radio-transmitting price tags.

It may seem slightly perverse that I am therefore cautioning against recklessly imposing a standard that is the product of my own research about what people need to live on.

Such a premise may seem harsh — slightly absurd, even — for a pitcher who compiled a 2.35 earned run average through the first half of the season, showing poise and laser-sharp concentration, and who was named the National League's All-Star Game starter.

Blanchett's 44 years may seem like slightly less of a chasm now that the 28-year-old Mara is taking over for 23-year-old Wasikowska.

Furthermore, it made the whole thing seem slightly queasy (which may well be the intention) as essentially he promoted her and then she took off her top and attached electrodes to her breasts and invited him to see if he can make her come in the name of science.

Those remarks may have seemed slightly incongruous in the club's vast dining room, where guests dined on an exquisite lunch of quail and various wines, surrounded by ornate mirrors, candelabra and elaborate marble carvings of scenes from antiquity.

You seem slightly paranoid about the media.