It seems, for example, that many are making paintings.
The novel seems, for example, more current and compelling than The Unbearable Lightness of Being.
They seem, for example, to be less stringent for staffers on book tours, even if they accept fees.
He seems, for example, to be willing to grasp with the challenge posed by creditors of large, failing financial institutions.
It seems, for example, that just about everybody in my neighborhood has sprung for a family jaunt to see "Wicked" on Broadway.
It seems, for example, that there is no London interest in something as fundamental to the national interest as forming companies to build our own power stations.
It often seems, for example, that the most outspoken electronic privacy rights advocates are among the most technically adept -- presumably because the real techies understand just how powerful the Internet's data-gathering capabilities can be.
It would seem, for example, that we think of the classes we sort things into biological species, say as comprising different members at different times).
It seems, for example, that the eighteen-year-old student is competent to evaluate her actions using oppressive norms such as "beauty is a component of self-worth".
It seems, for example, that attending to things in the top part of the screen might be a primitive task, whereas attending to the triangles could not be primitive in the same way.
