Sentence examples for would seem arbitrary from inspiring English sources

Would any limit apply on a country-by-country basis, which would seem arbitrary and potentially unfair?

A large picture of a man would require many more pebbles than a small one, so that it would seem arbitrary which number to associate with man.

For example, it would seem arbitrary to identify the deduction of some conclusion from a chain of reasoning with some particular neural event or set of neural events occurring at a specific time and place in the brain especially given the micro-precision of the neural framework.

Secondly, it would seem strangely arbitrary, given the moral significance that we give to rights, to insist that the objects of rights can be only goods that individuals can enjoy as independent individuals and never goods they can enjoy only in association with others.

If she were alive at the end of the finale, which finally gets to the bottom of LokSat — the person or thing (don't know, don't care) that has distractingly dogged this season — parting them would seem an arbitrary contrivance.

Perhaps Ford meant that the mere fact of using criminal process against a President, when the remedy of impeachment had been available, would have seemed arbitrary.

An element so vital that missing it would make the ending of the film seem arbitrary and dishonest and cheap.

Some seem arbitrary – female pronouns are removed.

The selection, unexplained, can only seem arbitrary.

The inspirations for these lists can seem arbitrary.

To an outsider, the numbers can seem arbitrary, even absurd.