1.   The facts all seemed to add up.

2.   On the most restrictive view, that pragmatics is concerned with linguistically encoded aspects of context, such facts would seem to lie outside the purview of pragmatics.

3.   Although the facts seem simple, the situation is anything but.

4.   As thousands of Washington reporters kicked into overdrive, new facts seemed to emerge by the half hour.

5.   By the time the warden and the witnesses described the death, the facts seemed almost anticlimactic.

6.   Clinton has never been well liked in Congress and that fact seems to becoming back to haunt him now.

7.   For many anguished celebrities, the facts seemed plain enough.

8.   He acknowledges that he has a powerful kinship with his daughter Joan, though this fact seems to puzzle him.

9.   In a few of the instances raised by Nobile, the facts in question seemed too minor to require citation, Heidenry said.

10.   Indeed, the Amirault case was one of dozens of similar cases, the facts of which seemed culled from horror movies.