Sentence examples for apparently remind from inspiring English sources

"I apparently remind some people of their mother-in-law or their boss, or something," she says.

There was none, other than to apparently remind us that the men may be boring, but they're bigger.

Twenty-one years ago, in an article for this magazine called "Hating Hillary," by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., she admitted, "I apparently remind some people of their mother-in-law or their boss, or something".

The limo, apparently, reminded him of Death's chariot.

Fast track apparently reminds too many Republicans of the Clinton era.

This shrub's gorgeous red fruits, coming in summer, apparently reminded someone of strawberries once, but they are not edible.

The peculiar designation comes from the Greek, meaning "breast tooth"; the cusps on the animal's molars apparently reminded him of nipples.

LET THEM SMELL GREAT When Marie Antoinette was sent to prison during the French Revolution, she took with her a dark jade flask containing a floral scent that apparently reminded her of her gardens at Versailles.

Eddie Jones, who apparently reminds Haskell day in, day out of the precariousness of the wing forward's hold on his position, must take a little bit of credit for finding a cure to a leaking defence.

When the British director Terence Davies offered the leading role in "The House of Mirth" to Gillian Anderson, it was because he had seen her in still photographs; her features, apparently, reminded him of John Singer Sargent paintings, and you can see why.

The dark grey look of the art apparently reminded observers of the science fiction video game Halo, and the earthbound action would appear to torpedo the X-Wing theory.