Sentence examples for for one seem from inspiring English sources

Let's examine: Some cable networks — VH1, for one — seem to have little programming except reality shows.

But while others may be griping about these changes - journalists, for one, seem to be spilling a lot of ink bemoaning the end of their special kind of media - Pepsi seems to take it all in stride.

And while some of the earlier hairstyles (1940s pin-curls, for one) seem to require way more effort and maintenance than the slicked-back bobby pin look from the '90s, it's safe to say that the past 'dos are more glam and dare we say, more fun.

There are tasks that dull the mind, that I, for one, seem to have no intrinsic motivation to complete.

The Yankees will acquire a left-handed hitter soon, the team's principal owner, George Steinbrenner, promised on Wednesday, and a deal for one seemed very close today.

Obama, for one, seems to have benefited politically from having the spotlight on his would-be successors rather than himself.

And Kisses, for one, seems happy to meet this demand with a stiff, strap-on dick.

And Kisses, for one, seems happy to meet this demand with an a stiff, strap-on dick.

Colin Powell, for one, seemed startled.

Mr. Couturier, for one, seemed distressed.

Mr. Dornford-May, for one, seems confident in his team.