Sentence examples for may seem suggestive from inspiring English sources

While they may seem suggestive on first sight, they stand in strong contrast to classical rhyme traditions which evolved during the Tang dynasty (618 907) and took the prescriptions in official rhyme books for granted, as well as cross-linguistic tendencies of rhyme production, which may favor similarity in vowels, but not necessarily prescribe identity.

Slightly open lips may seem relaxed or even suggestive (which is why most models pose this way), but a mouth that cannot close (á la Napoleon Dynamite) can give the impression of perpetual stupefaction.

While our observation of a greater number of conserved orthologs among all three nematode species, coupled to an accelerated rate of divergence may seem paradoxical, it may be suggestive of widespread positive selection, and thus divergence, acting on genes that are otherwise functionally important.

While several individual arguments may seem weak by themselves and only suggestive of homology at best, the overall architectural similarity based on the combined features does not seem too unconvincing.

That may seem perverse.

This may seem unsurprising.

That may seem churlish.

That may seem logical.

That may seem surprising.

That may seem odd.

This may seem surprising.