Sentence examples for seemed a prime example from inspiring English sources

As the Mets (19-19) slipped to.500 yesterday, potential already going unfulfilled, Henderson seemed a prime example of that.

When it comes to stories that bear transposition to varying eras and settings, Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai (1954) seems a prime example of a plot that never seems to get old.

This attraction roll out seems like a prime example of how museums might be able to employ iBeacon tech, for instance.

Cremationist seems like a prime example of this phenomenon.

The saga seems like a prime example of a political press corps obsessed with "optics" and the personalities of politicians as opposed to the substance of policy that affects peoples' lives.

The Viet Cong's armed struggle against Diem seemed to be a prime example of the new Chinese and Soviet strategy of encouraging and aiding "wars of national liberation" in newly independent nations of Asia and Africa in other words, helping communist-led insurgencies to subvert and overthrow the shaky new governments of emerging nations.

And this group of homicide defendants seems to be a prime example.

Dingoes, Dr. Smith wrote, "seem to be a prime example of one of the first types of 'dogs'dogs

He seems to be a prime example of the ugly guy who views fame as a beauty treatment.

But sometimes primaries are not desirable, and a Cuomo-McCall contest would seem to be a prime example of that.

Six Four, though, seems to me a prime example of a complementary phenomenon that began with Larsson's Millennium trilogy – the box set novel.