Why is pistachio ice cream, for example, always bright green?
Foreigners who work for the committee, for example, always travel with armed escorts.
Clarke, for example, always refers to Tsarnaev by his university nickname – "Jahar".
Fisher, for example, always supposed that reproduction through sex must be explained in such a fashion.
Mr. Maignan, for example, always left his profession blank when he filled in his profile on regular dating Web sites.
Clusters of 20 gold atoms, for example, always come in the shape of a pyramid, perfect for a subatomic King Tut.
You must, for example, always pretend to fall in love with your co-host over the course of the evening, no matter how shrill and neutered they are.
The military industry and its lobbyists, for example, always give heavily to the handful of lawmakers who control military spending; that is what fuels their business.
And so "Taiwanese independence," for example, always appears in quotation marks, a political "(sic)," indicating that the author recognizes the error, even absurdity, of the phrase.
A baryon, for example, always consists of a combination of one red, one green, and one blue quark and so never violates the exclusion principle.
The radioactive parent tritium (3H, or hydrogen-3), for example, always turns into the daughter helium-3 (3He) by emitting an electron.
