Sentence examples for seems to borrow from inspiring English sources

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.

The effect is poetic, meandering; and at certain points seems to borrow directly from Tan's fine art background: replicating celebrated paintings, or conceiving scenes as installations.

The movies are important to Schrager -- he even seems to borrow ideas about hotel management from them, including the way he selects his staff.

"I find a lot of theatre intensely conservative," she tells me, "even theatre that seems to borrow the wonderful German aesthetic".

This half of the commercial seems to borrow the warmth of the visual technique from Reagan's "Morning in America" spot, but neglects to adopt the warmth of its tone.

The sport's authorities seemed to borrow from the Tour de France.

It must have seemed, to borrow his catchphrase, that it had "turned out nice again".

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

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

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