Sentence examples for cannot bring to mind from inspiring English sources
Although I can still see the van speeding toward us, I cannot bring to mind the crash itself, only its aftermath.
A mentalist's work lies in stirring memories and causing the "tells" to appear, even if the person cannot bring to mind the information.
More generally the combination of exposure and fastidiousness cannot help but bring to mind the work of Geoffrey Hill, on whose turf some would hesitate to trespass.
John Elkington's humiliation cannot help but bring to mind the attempts of certain public figures to impose their authority while everyone can plainly observe that they have their trousers round their ankles.
The romantic prose, at times poetic, the broad sweep of deep and profound human ideas, and the eternal nature of fundamental questions that continually re-emerge under new disguises, cannot help but bring to mind the great Russian novels of Dostoyevsky, Pasternak, Sholokhov, and all the rest.
(Their spindliness and stance bring to mind Kay Thompson's Eloise).
