Sentence examples for because it recalls from inspiring English sources

Partly because of its (terrific) all-Asian cast (an extreme rarity), and partly because it recalls earlier eras of great romantic comedies, the film has caused a lot of buzz.

If the picture sounds familiar, it is because it recalls other movements, notably Marxism, that claimed a mandate of historical inevitability as well as popular will.

It stands as a hurtful symbol to millions, not only African-Americans, because it recalls the pain of slavery.

The period has essentially become a stylistic device, which is a fascinating development because it recalls the freewheeling origins of Western punctuation.

This week Liverpool had a bad attack of Genghis Khan syndrome in proposing to rename Penny Lane because it recalls a slave trader, James Penny.

Despite the roundabout way the name was chosen, it fits because it recalls the romance of ancient times that once permeated Asbury Park.

Ms. Rosen said the situation in Miami was unusual not only for its scope but also because it recalled a large-scale inquiry in the 1980's when the Justice Department reviewed more than a dozen cases involving accusations of police brutality in Miami over several years.

One attack on Monday especially frightened Sunni leaders because it recalled the worst days of the sectarian bloodletting.

Johnson & Johnson defused the Tylenol crisis in large part because it recalled every Tylenol capsule in America, and then quickly introduced tamper-proof bottles.

I was struck by this because it recalled his famous description, a few years previously, of the philosopher A. J. Ayer as "a tireless and justly celebrated fornicator" in "Hitch-22".

An appeals court in Genoa ruled that a couple could not name their son Friday, because it recalled the native servant in Daniel Defoe's "Robinson Crusoe," a figure the judges said was "characterized by his role of subjection and inferiority".