Sentence examples for seem almost unnatural from inspiring English sources

Shining with an electric-blue glow, they seem almost unnatural.

Many illness narratives are marked by an optimism that seems almost unnatural.

The straightness of her gaze, the elegance of her bearing, seemed almost unnatural to Janie.

It seems almost unnatural: when so many great climbs have been attempted out of jingoism or personal egotism, he appears to have become a climber purely for the physical and mental challenge.

In this kid's horribly cut-short years (a passenger in a freak plane accident at the age of 25), onstage, and in recording studios, Randy brought an artistic precision and classical elegance to his lead guitar work, a fluidity, that seemed almost unnatural, like a metal Chet Atkins maybe?

The odds seem almost insurmountable.

It may seem almost unbearable.

Money should seem almost a non-issue.

Equally, it's important to add that I'm not wishing brutality or terror of any kind on the coutry, or hoping for chaos, but it seems strange – almost unnatural – that such an era-defining period of British history has felt so uneventful.

He seemed almost desperate.

He seemed almost offended.