Sentence examples for doesn't bring to mind from inspiring English sources

Let's hope their collaboration is quick and painless and doesn't bring to mind the Red Hot Chili Peppers' unfortunate incursion on Bruno Mars's otherwise high-octane 2014 set.

"He just doesn't bring to mind any other performer in the history of show business," said Dick Cavett, who was in the audience on opening night last Wednesday.

Rumours about less than professional behaviour – strenuously denied by the club – won't go away in a hurry until the self-declared "King" starts performing in way that doesn't bring to mind Las Vegas-era Elvis.

Bar Artisanal doesn't overlook the upscale, inventive hamburger craze: there are three advertised burgers here, of beef and of lamb and of pork belly, though the last of these doesn't bring to mind a burger so much as a pork bun, enabling Bar Artisanal to cash in on that culinary obsession as well.

These days, the prototypical progressive organizer doesn't bring to mind a Chavez or a Huerta or an Archbishop Romero, even though their legacy is truer to historic form.

Parodying coming-of-age classics, arming characters with smartphones and 21st century slang, Coppola's treatment of Palo Alto doesn't bring to mind the mid-90s iteration that Franco initially wrote about in his book.

The phrase "university in crisis" does not bring to mind King's College London.

Spring does not bring to mind apples, but with the start of the growing season a nonprofit group called Renewing America's Food Traditions (RAFT), which works with Slow Food, has declared this the year of the heirloom apple.

Close at hand, however, the continuing unrest in Tunisia, for long the most politically neutered of Arab countries, does not bring to mind the sweet-smelling flowers that men here tuck jauntily behind an ear.

Fiction is really a collection of humanity's imagination, and it is important that people are able to imagine someone like Riri, and that the phrase "MIT Student" does not bring to mind only one type of profile or background.

Sub-Saharan Africa does not bring to mind an image of a woman with perfectly manicured nails flipping through glossy magazines in search of the latest handbag or celebrity haircut.