Sentence examples for added remind from inspiring English sources
Then, lowering her tone and slowing her words in an uncanny Thatcheresque fashion, she added: Remind him of anybody?
These junior officers, he added, remind him of his own generation of captains, who held the same view during and just after Vietnam.
Lowering her voice to a register even Maggie might have struggled with and adopting an exaggerated, pantomime gurn, she added: "Remind you of anyone?" Behind her, several other backbenchers rushed out to get some wet wipes.
The Russians, he added, "reminded me of Texans".
The plague in Haiti, he added, "reminded me of Love in a Time of Cholera".
"I switched it to Republican because of Trump," she said of a candidate she added reminded her of Ronald Reagan.
"And a live piano, a baby grand," Mr. Wilson added, reminding one of Mr. Previn's score, something new, not borrowed, for the occasion.
Then I carelessly added, "Reminds me of my dead wife".
The current economy, she added, "reminds me of 1992," the year that Los Angeles exploded in riots.
"But it's all good publicity," he adds, reminding me that tickets are already being lapped up by tour operators.
And, he adds, reminded by an insistent voice at his knee, a rattle for 14-month-old Sophia.
