Sentence examples for would seem counterintuitive from inspiring English sources

Then Lamoriello did something that would seem counterintuitive: he told Kovalchuk to take as much time as he needed.

This would seem counterintuitive, as it makes Aberlour's normal bottling, a very fine malt in itself, look pedestrian by comparison.

Going half-shoeless in a city full of grime, glass, potholes and grates would seem counterintuitive, if not downright silly.

By the time The Meaning of Life came around, the members of Python, all now hovering around 40, moved in a direction that would seem counterintuitive.

" "The classic image of a touring musician would seem counterintuitive to all we know about well-being," says Isabella Goldie of the Mental Health Foundation.

Even the Yankees have a budget, and to pay Giambi so much money when Nick Johnson is about ready to play in the majors at minimum wage would seem counterintuitive.

In the present study the association between the presence of cytoplasmic Hdm2 and improved outcome would initially seem counterintuitive, yet it is substantiated by recent evidence that HER-2-negative and Akt-negative cell lines are associated predominantly with cytoplasmic Hdm2 [ 60].

So it would seem almost counterintuitive for luxury hospitality brands based in Asia to be opening hotels in Europe, where growth is slowing.

Co-opting your would-be attackers may seem counterintuitive, but it makes sense when you consider that N.G.O.s (non-governmental organizations) are trusted by the public nearly two to one to 'do what's right' compared with government bodies, media organizations and corporations".

That method might seem counterintuitive, but would make sense for investors expecting their capital gains tax rate to rise, he added, because they might fall into a higher tax bracket in the future.

It may seem counterintuitive that Facebook would become less interesting and relevant as more people sign up for the service.