Sentence examples for that seem strange from inspiring English sources

The relationship between novelists and genre has shifted several times, often in ways that seem strange to us today.

For the record, what I said was that all religions contain beliefs that seem strange "to outsiders".

Mr. Page wrote in his own Google Plus post, "Don't be surprised if we invest in projects that seem strange or speculative compared with our existing Internet businesses".

This visit leads the narrator to a counterintuitive epiphany: "that so much social interchange is inherently false, and real communication can only be achieved in ways that seem strange and artificial".

But there is something in the old "town" and "gown" division – in the bits that seem normal, in the bits that seem strange – that momentarily catches much broader chasms, of class, wealth, access to public space and sense of belonging.

"There are a number of votes that seem strange," said Representative Lincoln Diaz-Balart, one of Miami's two Cuban-American House members, "but I try to put them in perspective with the times and the circumstances".

Quantum mechanics introduces a bunch of new phenomena that seem strange wave nature for material particles, particle nature for light waves, entanglement correlations connecting particles over arbitrary distances but one of the most unusual has a rather innocuous name: "spin". This is an intrinsic angular momentum associated with fundamental particles, as if they were tiny spinning balls.

"It was a scene that seemed strange to me," he wrote.

It is not the slowness that seems strange, or anti-Romantic, but the deliberate pulse, the detached articulation and the constricted range of dynamics.

When you're in that hand-sewn wool uniform, in a muddy tent, swigging from a beeswax-sealed tin canteen and smelling like a sausage, it's the 21st-century public that seems strange.

"My player told me things that seemed strange," Desplat told French newspaper L'Equipe.