Sentence examples for seem to borrow from inspiring English sources

That styling does seem to borrow liberally from Nissan, Scion and others.

His approach to his subjects would seem to borrow something from his gentle couchside manner.

It wasn't all entertainment, despite the perky incidental music that our lightweight documentaries seem to borrow from one another.

Along with new advertising campaigns, several insurers are introducing new digital products, including some that seem to borrow equally from shopping comparison sites, airline loyalty programs and Groupon.

His renderings of broad-shouldered men in uniform and spearlike trees seem to borrow equally from Egyptian painting and the Jugendstil.

After a failed attempt to acquire Snapchat for $3bn in 2013, Facebook has launched a series of features that seem to "borrow" heavily from it.

That number seems, to borrow a mathematical term, to be growing exponentially.

But even in this arid book he seems, to borrow one of his favorite locutions, like an awfully good chap.

Few of his contemporaries worked in a broader range of mediums or methods, or seemed to borrow so much from so many other artists.

Strikingly, some seemed to borrow from Hezbollah's history: a sense of dispossession and grievance that they said would be felt for generations.

Strikingly, some seemed to borrow from Hezbollah's history: embracing a sense of dispossession and grievance that they said would be felt for generations.