Sentence examples for bring him to mind from inspiring English sources

Nor did the crowded subway car bring him to mind at first.

"You've got to bring him to a New York state of mind," Mr. Borgognone said.

Although the sixteenth president has never receded from our public consciousness, Steven Spielberg's recent movie Lincoln has brought him to the front of our minds perhaps more than at any point in recent decades.

Trump's invective-filled tweets aimed at any journalist who writes an unflattering story about him bring to mind Agnew regularly calling out individual reporters by name in those same speeches.

Van Gaal had refused to select him while Real Madrid were making their clumsy attempt to bring him back to Spain because his mind was not "properly focused".

The sight of him brought to mind the era of his young manhood, a period in 1970s New York that he describes graphically in his novel "Faggots".

At first, the murdered woman — or rather how Benjamin's inquiry into her death affects him — brings to mind Otto Preminger's "Laura".

Magath, to put it bluntly, was an unpleasant man and the trail of ill feeling he has left behind him brings to mind what Jefferson Farfán of Schalke once said about his former manager.

Playing Edward at various ages (in Mr. Burton's movie Ewan McGregor and Albert Finney divided the role), Mr. Butz is forced to coast on his charm, while scenery happens around him, bringing to mind an affable Disney World guide who has discovered he is not the main attraction.

Ben Brantley of the New York Times wrote that Butz is forced to "coast on his charm, while scenery happens around him, bringing to mind an affable Disney World guide who has discovered he is not the main attraction".

The deaths of those close to him brought themes to mind so swiftly, sometimes as he left the funeral, that he came to believe they were parting gifts to him.