Americans, for example, seem to be hankering for isolationism.
The towering proportions of the lobbies, for example, seem to propel you up through the building.
Sentences, for example, seem inversely proportional to the amount of money paid to those deciding them.
Both Reuters and the Times, for example, seem to have adopted "guerrillas".
Sometimes you can tell when raindrops, for example, seem to pepper the ground.
The big television networks, for example, seem eager to cut things short.
Rails, for example, seem very adept at reaching even such remote islands as Henderson and Lisianski.
Parasites in South-East Asia, for example, seem to be developing resistance to artemisinin-based treatments.
Lovebirds, for example, seem to have have more of a "don't poop on the human" sense than cockatiels.
The first five symphonies, for example, seem to have been written by five different composers unfamiliar with one another's works.
Women, for example, seem to care more about appearance and be more expressive about their experiences, hospital staff members said.
