Sentence examples for to seem odd from inspiring English sources

The quantity itself starts to seem odd.

For China's sake, it had better be abandoned.This judgment is bound to seem odd.

Once you acknowledged that microbial ecology was so delicately interconnected, the assumption that one bacterium could thrive alone in a dish began to seem odd.

The industry has moved so quickly in recent years, says Dan Kirschner of the Northwest Gas Association, a trade body, that it is starting to seem odd to call shale resources "unconventional".

Title-chasing is a thing of the past for Frankie Dettori, reduced to two rides here after two others were withdrawn, but he got the 14-1 sHay Hay Chewed into second place and it continues to seem odd that so little use is made of his talent.

More recently, he was quoted saying that the way things were going — with Macklemore winning the Grammy for Rap Album of the Year, and other white artists, like Mac Miller and Action Bronson, being embraced by critics and fans who don't even seem to notice their race — it wouldn't be long before it starts to "seem odd for a black man to do hip-hop".

Most of the additions to the work seem odd or misguided to me.

In Germany, this belief has led to laws which at times seem odd to foreigners.

It might seem odd to refer to the above hierarchies as hierarchies of definability.

So it may seem odd to look to chaplains for support.

And it would seem odd to set limits now to a policy that has worked such wonders.