Sentence examples for indeed reminded from inspiring English sources
As Tim and Helen warned back in Harwich, I'm indeed reminded of a Brazilian favela: radios blast from broken windows, whippet-thin young men slouch on outdoor furniture drinking beer, and the elderly watch from wooden verandas.
No wonder he told reporters that this Louisville team indeed reminded him of 1987, when his full-court-pressing and 3-point-shooting Friars — in the first tournament to feature the now wildly popular long ball — helped relieve his family's anguish after the death of his young son.
It was not what he might have anticipated after a first half in which the running of Ramires, a fierce shot from Raul Meireles and fresh signs of the potential reincarnation of Fernando Torres indeed reminded you of a fighter coming out of his shell.
Reading the extensive published coverage and experiencing the fanfare and discussion at international symposia surrounding the release of the Berlin criteria, I am indeed reminded of the classic tale of the emperor's new clothes.
Never Let Me Go may indeed remind us that love is good and that life is short.
The app now supports, French, German, Japanese or Korean, so if you feel inclined to do so (and you are in Germany), you can now say "Erinnere mich daran um 12 Uhr Rolf anzurufen" and Google will indeed remind you of your call at noon.
The last five miles felt very long and painful indeed, reminding me that I haven't completed a road marathon for an entire year.
Indeed, Anne reminded them of themselves.
That the fabric was indeed gorgeous reminded an observer of a little-remarked truth behind the lushness of fashion in much of Africa.
Yet the wine is balanced as well, and, indeed, it reminded us, as Scott put it, of "port without the sugar".
But English Protestants remembered that history, indeed intentionally reminded themselves of it: beginning in the reign of Elizabeth I, they considered themselves members of a Protestant nation surrounded by powerful Catholic enemies.
