Sentence examples for this may seem curious from inspiring English sources
This may seem curious, because he is in no position to get a Doha deal through Congress.
All this may seem curious in neo-Confucian societies with strong family bonds and values that place family above state.
Though this finding may seem curious, it is interesting to note that it is not at all unusual since other authors (especially Pinto and Zhu (2009), and Larraín and Tavares (2004), to some extent) have also found similar results, highlighting the importance of increasing wealth as the most important tool in reducing corruption.
To outsiders, it may seem curious that this Baltic nation of 1.3 million is tying itself to the euro just as the common currency is struggling.
The presence of this knocking sound in the pickup recordings may seem curious, but it can easily be explained by the fact that the impact of the tangent with the soundboard stud involves the string which is placed between the two bodies and in contact with the soundboard and hence transmits part of the sound (including the modal resonances of the soundboard) through to the pickups.
In this frenzy of the January transfer window, it may seem curious to outsiders that some of the strongest focus from England on a Scottish club can be found in Falkirk.
It may seem curious, but the international community has largely gone along with this exercise in moral relativity.
So it may seem curious that Tina Modotti became one of Mexican Folkways's official photographers.
That may seem curious, because those who call themselves independents easily outnumber self-identified Democrats or Republicans.
That's a huge, ambitious agenda, one that goes so far beyond the realm of the possible that it may seem curious to even raise it.
