Sentence examples for may have reminded from inspiring English sources

(Instead, his manner may have reminded some voters why they find career politicians unappealing).

According to "The Oxford Companion to Chess," those bumps may have reminded some people of a bishop's miter.

The prison routine, the closeness of the prisoners and the atmosphere of prayer and teaching may have reminded Kopp of his days with the Missionaries of Charity.

It was as tone-deaf a line as any all night and, worse yet, it may have reminded Clinton of another line of attack she'd prepared in advance.

The thatched roofs of the houses may have reminded van Gogh of the roofs of his childhood in the Netherlands, for which he felt a deepening nostalgia in his final months, Mrs. Vellekoop said.

By foregrounding the North Star and the slave's perilous journey north at this time, Slade's poem may have reminded Anglo-African readers how much work remained to be done.

But her off-message gesture may also have reminded voters of her father's reputation as a frat-boy prankster, which may not be the image that his campaign wants to rekindle in a time of the war on terror.

It may also have reminded them of the flaws of some of Lula's allies, and his willingness to shut his eyes to scandal when it suits him.

("Soul Train" may also have reminded the networks that there was an African-American audience watching; black sitcoms proliferated in the 1970s).

General Pinochet's apparent imminent return may well have reminded voters of the human rights violations of the dictatorship just as Mr. Lavin was trying to eclipse the dictatorship and his role in it as a campaign issue.

It's a simple but easily forgotten strategy, since your lender may not have reminded you of it in your year-end statement.