Sentence examples for distinctly reminds from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
You distinctly remember that another friend was at your wedding, until she reminds you that you didn't invite her.
In the 1820s, Grimes reminds us, time spent eating was time taken away "from the serious business of making money," and Manhattanites were distinctly lacking in culinary sophistication.
Masha reminds us that this is not Stalin or Brezhnev's Moscow — the trial has been covered in a way that never would have happened in the heart of the Soviet era — but there is no minimizing what a distinctly representative moment this is for Vladimir Putin.
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.
Centered around a visual of a zombified, jumprope-wielding young girl, the rest of the screen fills up with unnervingly hallucinatory imagery, reminding us that there's often something distinctly unnerving behind AC's hypnotic, sugar-sweet songwriting.
