Sentence examples for distinctly reminded from inspiring English sources
In this way, I am distinctly reminded of Hollywood, where the creativity of the big studios has taken a back seat to remakes of popular franchises.
When Frey tells Max that he has to go through the system to get hospital care, I am distinctly reminded of the great St. Vincent's hospital.
After my first hit I knew I was on the right track; it tasted like burnt chemicals and distinctly reminded me of my misadventures with salvia.
What is most scary about this excerpt is not the sheer disgust and contempt that leaps from it, but rather that it distinctly reminds me of some academic work on Hinduism, albeit in a less eloquent, more baldfaced form.
Douthat might be reminded that in a voice considered distinctly American, Ralph Waldo Emerson rhetorically asked in 1836, "Why should not we also enjoy an original relation to the universe?" The heresies of which Douthat despairs are hardly new.
As I scanned over an image of Mandela, distinctly beaming with the confidence he held throughout his entire life, I was reminded of my grandfather's smile as he confidently presided over my family for so many years.
Prince, having reminded everyone why they loved him in the first place with the distinctly 1984-flavoured "Rock'N'RoLove Affairair", will hopefully follow it with an album which isn't given away free with a tabloid newspaper, and which has more than one or two decent songs on it.
Her tone could be distinctly condescending: her husband had had a White House map room where he could chart the progress of the war, she once reminded Truman.
In February, I spent two afternoons driving along Bellaire, where some of the signs reminded me that locals were adjusting to a new culture (All Stars Defensive Driving); others reflected success (Charles Schwab, in Chinese characters); and some were distinctly Chinese (a lot of beauty parlors — the Chinese are meticulous about their hair).
