Sentence examples for seems an example from inspiring English sources

"The mere fact of its being tied to his business ventures seems an example of his small spirit," she said.

Fear of Communist brainwashing seems an example of Cold War hysteria, but in the nineteen-fifties the fear was not without basis.

Fear of this battlestation.'"I realise this was a tongue-in-cheek dialogue, but it seems an example of the peculiar American propensity for hyperreality that no one in the discussion stopped to consider that "Star Wars" is fictional, and that the only thing it can be expected to reveal is the nature of its American creators' and audience's conceptions of warfare and politics.

Needless to say, the case seems an example of poor customer service in the extreme, and the blogosphere seems to have come down strongly on the side of the hapless tourist.

These young critics seemed an example of Kinderland's success.

To critics, this seemed an example of Dr. Hauser rushing to unsustainable conclusions.

TO MANY outside the United States, America's health-care system might seem an example of capitalism at its rawest.

Indeed, to some Democrats Mr. Gephardt's support of President Bush on the war with Iraq seemed an example of all that was wrong with the party establishment.

His death seemed an example of the press feeding the cycle of vengeance against Serbs, with no recourse to the police or the courts.

Although Rei Kawakubo's collection for Comme des Garçons might seem an example of a designer loading up an outfit, there was a purpose to her chaos on Tuesday.

While at first this seemed an example of wolf resilience, further events demonstrate how '06's and 754's deaths disrupted this pack's social stability.