Sentence examples for might appear rather from inspiring English sources

It might appear rather "peculiar" to the reader that four out of six stakeholders' groups appear to be well briefed and informed about the topic, which might imply an over-representation of experts in our sample.

This percentage might appear rather high, but in the present study, SPECT/CT was only conducted as add-on on patients for whom WB-BS was not entirely diagnostic.

This might appear rather self-aggrandizing to some.

Other editorial decisions appear rather more sinister.

She compares the German photographer to the painters of the Hudson River School, citing his ability to produce an image of a landscape as he sees it, and not as it might appear; creating images rather than capturing them.

Therefore, the lowest applied limitIBD value for clustering of haplotypes, 0.55, might appear to be rather extreme.

At first sight this might appear as a rather low level of support; however, adding more sequences tends to shorten the internal branches and thus lowers their individual bootstrap support value (for discussion see [ 20]).

Some people have difficulty in marshalling their thoughts "on the wing" and resort to what might appear to be emotion rather than reason, but may not necessarily be wrong.

Their shaky four-spade contract was rather better than it might appear, because East's overcall suggested that he would own the spade king and the heart ace.

Gynecomastia might appear like pseudogynecomastia, which breast enlargement from fat rather than glandular proliferation.

That's less of a fair fight than it might appear in a country where, in terms of wealth rather than income, the top 1% controls 40%.