Sentence examples similar to this appears odd from inspiring English sources

Being outbid for players like Chavez and Keppinger appears odd.

If the combination of poetry and technology appears odd, it in fact speaks volumes about both Kay and Milton Keynes.

At first glance, Tyson Chandler's strategy appears odd: an N.B.A. center who chooses at times not to grab an offensive rebound.

At a cost of £1.4bn, and with the deficit still topping £100bn, the decision to again prioritise raising the tax allowance appears odd.

Moreover, targeting the healthcare policies of a party that spends all its time talking about migration and Europe just appears odd.

The project appeared "too British for the studios but too big to be a British production".Warner Bros' initial reluctance to make the films appears odd only because it has had such success with them.

Bangladeshis did better than Pakistanis both in London and outside the city in 2013.East End advantageThe growing success of Bangladeshis appears odd because their living conditions are often so dismal.

It appears odd until you look at the bills that have been rushed through parliament in recent weeks, which activists and journalists say could turn Tanzania into one of Africa's most repressive countries for freedom of speech.

Research published by the Institute for Fiscal Studies during the summer shows that a total of £4.5bn has been cut from families and children since the budget, something that appears odd alongside the cuts to corporation tax the coalition has also announced.

In all of these cases you will be entertaining an explanation for a fact that appears odd.

The problem, also called the Monty Hall paradox, is a veridical paradox because the result appears odd but is demonstrably true.