Sentence examples for may seem stunningly from inspiring English sources

If good public health is the goal, treatments that save fewer lives at greater cost should receive lower priority.This may seem stunningly obvious, but it is rarely practised with much rigour.

The juxtaposition may seem stunningly inappropriate, but then Lee did theorise that a good fighter must keep his mind in a perpetual state of emptiness, surely something the average brand manager is familiar with.

While this may seem stunningly obvious today, Harlow was up against widespread beliefs in psychology.

Twenty years after the Soviets were defeated by US-backed jihadist groups supplied via Pakistan, it may seem stunningly obvious, even to the unsophisticated, to include Pakistan in the Afghanistan equation.

And his sudden vulnerability made Chicago seem stunningly versatile.

Joaquin Castro (D-Texas) called Brokaw "stunningly ignorant of the Hispanic community"..@tombrokaw, for a celebrated @NBCNews journalist who spent years chronicling American society you seem stunningly ignorant of the Hispanic community in this country.

That may seem presumptuous.

It may seem prosaic.

That may seem sensible.

That may seem logical.

That may seem surprising.