Sentence examples for making you remember from inspiring English sources

In fact, Mr. Bush seems intent on making you remember Ms. Hawn, right down to his star's pixie hairdo and convulsive giggle.

Inside of the lagoon, giant clams, moray eels, sea anemones and plenty of tropical fish will keep you preoccupied as you wait for eagle rays to majestically soar overhead, making you remember why you got dive certified in the first place.

Reviewing for IGN, Vincent Lopez stated that the game "does a fantastic job of making you remember exactly why you enjoyed the original so much", but criticized this as the biggest drawback, commenting that "you may find yourself wishing for a more original experience", but concluded that "for good, and bad: it's good to be back".

If, however, you discover that you can't stop thinking of her/him, not even a single a day, figure out what's making you remember the person and try to stop it.

"He makes you remember corsages".

"What was that?" "Make you remember".

"It makes you remember those good times".

What makes you remember?" -- of the survivors left behind.

"You'd be amazed what I could make you remember".

It also makes you remember, through the absence thereof, what's exciting about all those things.

The book makes you remember why the Obamas, four years ago, seemed so new, so implausible.