Sentence examples for which seems strange from inspiring English sources

They don't include contraception, which seems strange since Planned Parenthood has definitely gone public with its association with family planning.

I haven't dwelt much on the vocal performances, which seems strange for a show that is mostly sung.

Which seems strange, because a colossal underwater slug looks nothing like an attractive woman with a fish tail.

Gibbs appears to say that the US government had not seen a copy of the report, which seems strange.

But among the things that Querrey said he needed to adjust was his attitude, which seems strange coming from someone with his disposition.

It's easy to hurt the feet — which seems strange, when you consider all the abuse and weight-bearing they're heir to.

Romney overdid it here, which seem strange because he could have coasted a little and played safe.

"In Haiti, people never really die," my grandmothers said when I was a child, which seemed strange, because in Haiti people were always dying.

He said he had checked on her in the morning, returning at around 3pm because "it was still quiet, which seemed strange".

— The cheers from the home fans began to pick up about two minutes into the third quarter Sunday, which seemed strange only because the Kansas City Chiefs were ahead by 14 points and driving at the time.

When he resigned after winning the mayoral election David Cameron limited selection for the by-election to local councillors, which seemed strange for a very safe seat, previously represented by cabinet ministers including Michael Heseltine.