Sentence examples for looks remind from inspiring English sources

The looks remind him of pockets of East Los Angeles, he said, where older Latinos wander into bars to find hipsters sitting at the counter.

"Everything about the way that Beth looks reminds us not of her imperfections but our own.

The looks reminded me of the look I had caught in the eyes of the girl with the little rings in her ear, as I tried to understand her words, and the look in your eyes that night at the Polinzanos' barbecue, when I opened my mouth and said nothing.

His good looks reminded her of those of certain damaged film stars and pop stars from her nineteen-fifties childhood: cheekbones and jaw chiselled too rigidly, mouth loose-lipped and needy, handsome head oversized in relation to the slack, slight body.

Back to the goatees -- doesn't that look remind you of the "devil"?

In this late 1980s photograph we see the actress in black thigh-highs (does this look remind anyone else of Vivian Ward, her character in "Pretty Woman?") Her ensemble is perfectly '80s with an oversized knit sweater and a black mini-skirt, which shows off her amazing gams.

The second occurs when Vulcan forges him a shield on which centuries of triumph are chronicled: Virgil also looks backward, reminding us how the Trojans and their city, gleaming on the dawn-struck outskirts of Asia, eventually came to dust.

If your reporter is looking to remind us of the anti-Semitic charge of dual loyalty, this article is a great platform.Jews have ulterior motives and their patriotism should be questioned, right?

For example, if you're worried that everyone thinks your new shoes look terrible, remind yourself how great your hair and outfit look.

Each look reminds us where we are.

The look reminds Mr. Helling of a messenger bag; others see it as a faithful homage to Scandinavian modern.