Sentence examples for feel reminded from inspiring English sources

When listening to Hofer's populist-nationalist rhetoric, one could not help but feel reminded of the 1930s.

Mr. Steinbeck, a writer whose first novel was published this year, said his father liked Sag Harbor because its salty feel reminded him of Monterey, Calif., and because he was treated like any other person there.

With harmonies that reminded me of Brian Wilson, comparisons have been made to Elliott Smith and Paul Simon, and Stevens' knack for taking somber songs and suddenly giving them dance beats or an electronica feel reminded me of Moby's ability to fight off being mired in any one style.

This miming means the acting has a physical theatre feel, reminding me of the work of UK comedy guru Cal McCrystal and the Canadian comedy sketch group The Kids in the Hall.

"I started doing some warm-up gigs in the summer and actually within three or four gigs I felt reminded of how I am on stage and it was nice to have a warmth from the audience because they know me from the sitcom.

As I surrendered to helplessness, the desperation I felt reminded me of a scene I had just read in Mary Karr's memoir Lit that details her battle with alcoholism and spirituality and her finally giving in to praying.

As the pain was continuous, many patients felt reminded on the ulceration [ 9].

It has a charm to it, with nice parks, but also a bit of grittiness and a factory feel that reminded me of Brooklyn.

"As well as the pride we felt, it reminded us of home, and why we were fighting there for our lives and those of our loved ones".

Or do we spare her the guilt and pain she feels when reminded of a forgotten birthday?

"The ones that make me feel, and remind me of something".