Sentence examples for seem to reference from inspiring English sources

Many of Clark's choreographic riffs seem to reference Le Corbusier, and his theory of the body's proportions.

Both Brown and Banks's comments seem to reference the rapper's 2013 walkouts at the Listen Out festivals in Sydney and Melbourne, where audiences began chucking cans on stage.

For our German readers, that might well seem to reference a popular toy manufacturer (the literal translation, after all, is "plaything"), but for Kieran it is a word that describes an immeasurable feeling of rightness.

Where "The Descent" was a slow, quiet, exquisitely modulated, startlingly original film, "Doomsday" is frenetic, loud, wildly imprecise and so derivative that it doesn't so much seem to reference its antecedents as try on their famous images like a child playing dress-up.

They all seem to reference life after death or eluding death.

DS So in a lot of your music you seem to reference athletics, FS [Strange look].

Her white and black dress even seemed to reference the divide.

The note seemed to reference confusion about the process and the role of the state and federal governments.

The trailer also seems to reference the social media storm that has swirled around Jones for several days.

The midfielder's comments about the Labour desire to "take it all away" seemed to reference Miliband's mansion tax.

Humphries also seemed to reference the News Corp columnist Andrew Bolt who was prosecuted under section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act for writing a column about light-skinned Aboriginal people.