Sentence examples for seems anomalous from inspiring English sources

"Two Hundred Years Together" seems anomalous, not at all essential.

She still seems anomalous in the world of popular and semi-popular music, but so would just about any intensely unmumbly mezzo-soprano who saw no reason not to use the entirety of her range.

Yes in the sense that if you're confronted with something that seems anomalous or seems to not make economic sense, that should create dissonance and you should approach with some caution.

5. Thinking about Thinking: Sir Ken Robinson on Education The most popular TED talk of all time contains no slides, no props, no technology, and very little movement — a success that seems anomalous until you look closely at its argument.

The one song that cleaves to it – Great Escape, with its vaguely Hawaiian guitars and sound that shimmers like heat haze – seems anomalous, an exception that proves the rule.

It seems anomalous to find diorite, the plutonic equivalent of andesite, in low abundance since andesite is the dominant rock type of the volcanoes that were above these batholiths.

If anything, his remote style and coolly impenetrable manner can seem anomalous in the current scene.

These works seem anomalous, but they clarify Mr. Hirst's strengths by default.

De Kooning's bronze sculptures, of which he made few, have always seemed anomalous in the context of his oeuvre.

Even though Burkle had grown up in the business, he seemed anomalous, with his race cars and his estates.

Even one defection seemed anomalous to a Westerner, and the Afghans' acceptance of such things was puzzling.