Sentence examples for sometimes recall from inspiring English sources

Ms. Mahdaviani's choreographic patterns sometimes recall those of folk dancing.

Its lucidity, stubborn analysis of a theme, and underlying restlessness sometimes recall the prose of the Austrian writer Franz Kafka.

Or even that he is Mozart reborn, though he does sometimes recall the Mozart character in "Amadeus," brilliant and bratty.

I grew up fascinated by twins and knew two sets of them in high school, and I would sometimes recall Mamá Concha's troubling story.

As I caromed from site to site, I'd sometimes recall what Thomas Notermans, the Endemol spokesman, had told me about their hit show.

Women I see who have lived with intimate partner violence sometimes recall this type of behaviour as a warning sign they failed to recognise.

Yangtze's structure sometimes recalls that of haiku.

His work sometimes recalls that of Luis Bu��uel, Salvador Dalí, or Picasso.

"A rags-to-riches narrative that sometimes recalls Horatio Alger," said the New York Review of Books.

Her voice is airy, with staccato punches, a combination that sometimes recalls Ladybug of Digable Planets.

With Lazaro D. Gonzalez on violin, Mr. Vitier's quintet sometimes recalled the yearning tone of Astor Piazzolla's groups.