Sentence examples for may seem the first from inspiring English sources

But the "hell-broth" works its magic even on this superior Parisian: "strange as it may seem the first time one tastes it," he continues, "one ends by getting used to it and even liking it".

No matter how improbable it may seem, the tenth man has to start thinking with the assumption that the other nine are wrong.

A multibillion dollar company whining about average people not paying it enough attention may seem the pinnacle of first-world problems, but Qualcomm has legitimate business reasons to be concerned about its profile.

The first option may seem the less pessimistic, but it faces evident difficulties, one of which is that different interpreters read different meanings into the same historical texts.

The velocity (v_{i}) may seem the most natural one, but, as first noticed by Komissarov (1999), reconstructing (W v_{i}) can increase the robustness of the scheme.

In the gaming sphere it may seem that the first and most obvious constant is "platform".

On the first encounter it may seem cute; the second time it's just an annoying distraction.

It may seem odd, the first time, to withdraw half a million dollars (Zimbabwean ones, in total worth about 28 of the American sort) in one go from an ATM, but that just becomes another quirk of visiting Mugabeland.

To everyone else it may seem like the first time this is happening...but for you...it's as familiar as the smell of your mom's cooking.

They may seem tight the first time you put them back on but will stretch into shape quickly.

But even among Antarctic specialists, there is a growing suspicion that no matter how contradictory the evidence may seem at first, the likeliest explanation for this event of Rhode Island-size magnitude may indeed be the obvious suspect.