While the G.O.P. candidate appears to be running ahead among independents in Ohio, for example, he seems to be lagging among independents in Colorado.
In chordal passages, for example, he seems to have worked hard to avoid the arpeggiated style that the curve of the bridge seems to impose; remarkably, he plays his chords solidly.
For example, he seems to have contributed to an early version of the Port-Royal Logic (Arnauld and Nicole, 1993) that was subsequently published in 1662; and the Entretien avec M. de Sacy was composed many years after his death, based on the recollections of an editor.
For example, he seemed to have some hesitation about whether arguments from analogy should be construed as inductions (arguments from a sample of the properties of things to a population of the properties of things) or abductions (conjectures made on the basis of sufficient similarity, which notion might not easily be analyzed in terms of sets of properties).
If you look at a Lucas Cranach the Elder painting, for example, he almost seems to be having fun with them.
If I come out to a straight man, for example, he always seems to take it in a sexual way.
Since pulling American forces out of Iraq, for example, he has seemed removed from its fate.
Speaking about education policy at Drew University on Feb. 15, for example, he almost seemed asleep on his feet, seldom looking up from his text and frequently mangling his words.
Letterman is the best interviewer on late-night TV, for example, because he seems not to believe in the idea of celebrity (his own or anyone else's).
In a letter dated Sept. 8, 1888, to Theo, for example, he wrote, "It often seems to me that the night is much more alive and richly colored than the day".
For instance, in the Preface of [1903] (p. xvii) he writes: "In pure mathematics, actual objects in the world of existence will never be in question…." 4. In Russell [1903], §430, for example, he writes that "there seems to be no true proposition of which there is any sense in which it might be said to be false….
