Sentence examples for example seems a from inspiring English sources

Germany's example seems a good one to follow.

The Balanchine dictate "Don't think, dear, just do," for example, "seems a lot less valid to us," he said.

Jeffrey Tambor, for example, seems a little uncertain as to how weak and uncertain Malenkov should be, though I liked his bumbling admission "I can't remember who's alive and who isn't".

Making sure that pay actually rewards long-term performance, for example, seems a fairly obvious way to allay shareholder fears that managers are lining their pockets rather than safeguarding their companies.

This example seems a bit complicated and contrived, but the overall idea that we can and should connect all of these different experiences is interesting and something we don't see enough of today.

Gene therapy, for example, seems a promising treatment for some chronic diseases, such as diabetes and certain digestive illnesses.

I must say that, as a fan of Lagavulin 16 Years, which I remember as so robust it demanded a bit of water for sipping, this example seemed a bit meek.

The balance is not perfect: the 12 pages devoted to cluster bombs, for example, seem a bit excessive when a topic as fundamental to Britain as the reform of public services is untouched.

Cecilia's enthusiasm, for example, seemed a little overstated, tainted with condescension perhaps, and intrusive too; her big sister wanted each bound story catalogued and placed on the library shelves, between Rabindranath Tagore and Quintus Tertullian.

However, the way this was implemented (using logs of the copy number measurements, for example) seemed a bit arbitrary.

Today the case seems a textbook example of police coercion, false confession, mass hysteria and scapegoating.