Sentence examples for appear to reference from inspiring English sources

Khalezin changes jeans three times during the performance – from bell bottoms (big in the Soviet 80s), to a straighter leg (the protest years) to a relaxed skate fit which appear to reference his time in London – and gives an arresting performance.

Although McGowan declined to comment for the Times story, she has been sending cryptic tweets this week that appear to reference the allegations made against Weinstein.

Silver appeared to reference Donald Sterling's contentious court testimony last week, when the owner referred to his wife as a "pig" and opposing attorney Bert Fields as a "smartass".

At a rally in North Carolina, Trump appeared to reference the event.

Rather cheeringly, neither song appears to reference the events of February at all.

He threatened to ban Facebook and briefly banned Twitter, the latter after people posted wiretaps of conversations that appeared to reference corrupt activities.

He appeared to reference union concerns that long-term science issues will suffer under commercial pressures and that private sector involvement will lead to job cuts.

Speaking at a rally in Reno, Nevada, he lamented a game that has "gone soft", while appearing to reference the penalties that cost the Cincinnati Bengals their playoff game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Now a new trailer for Paul Feig's Ghostbusters appears to reference some of the criticisms levelled at the film, as well as offering up our first proper look at Chris Hemsworth's receptionist, Kevin.

The WWE has drawn criticism after it appeared to reference the Mayalsia Airlines MH17 tragedy to get heat for pro-Russian character Rusev during his match with American patriot Jack Swagger at Battleground.

As the age old saying goes - sex sells, but it seems not everyone has been blown away by a new advert for e-cigarettes which appears to reference oral sex.