Sentence examples for that seems counterintuitive from inspiring English sources

Still, the effort, which uses nontraditional media like video-sharing Web sites, carries a theme — "Never hide" — that seems counterintuitive when you consider the product is used to cover the eyes.

Meanwhile, in a move that seems counterintuitive in light of all this contraction, a real estate company has opened an office in Scarsdale, N.Y.: Engel & V?rs, which is based in Hamburg, Germany, and has 400 offices worldwide.

Come what may we are called day by day to keep to the discipline of trusting God, even when that seems counterintuitive.

American tech investors might continue to wait for market traction before providing the fuel needed for that traction (even if that seems counterintuitive).

That seems counterintuitive.

Although that seems counterintuitive, it's not so hard to imagine.

Backed up by years of research in the waggishly named BUGS project (Biodiversity in Urban Gardens in Sheffield), Thompson has come up with several conclusions that seem counterintuitive, until you consider them scientifically.

Connolly says, "It's hard for the human mind to consider things that seem counterintuitive".

Amy Miller, executive director of Violence Free Colorado, said people who are being abused by an intimate partner often behave in ways that seem counterintuitive to those around them.

Sometimes they do things that seem counterintuitive -- returning to their abusers, for example -- but they are doing what they need to do to keep themselves or their loved ones from harm.

Protein: Our Weight Loss Friend Or Foe? My friend recently mentioned that he had lost a bunch of weight eating less protein but that seemed counterintuitive to what I've seen in my clinic and also amongst other friends.