Sentence examples for most brings from inspiring English sources

What it most brings to mind is Grand Canyon, Laurence Kasdan's anatomy of Nineties Los Angeles.

The case which the Huhne-Pryce saga most brings to mind is that of colourful MP Sir Gerald Nabarro.

"Pharmacists are the health practitioners whose work most brings them into contact with patients on a daily basis," he said.

It is also the novel that most brings to mind Storey's elder Wakefield master, Gissing, who specialised in characters, frequently women, who are trapped by social circumstance.

The movie that Children of Men most brings to mind is the 1990 adaptation by Harold Pinter of Margaret Atwood's novel The Handmaid's Tale.

The book that most brings back the feeling of that time to him is not about AIDS, but about Vietnam: Michael Herr's "Dispatches".

On the way the pair squabble and endure serial humiliations, most brought on by his drinking.

So far 50 bodies have been recovered, with most brought to Surabaya for identification.

Rainfall averages about 100 inches (2,500 mm) annually, with most brought by the southwest monsoon (which blows from May to September).

In thousands of phone calls to likely caucusgoers, staff members are finding that most bring up immigration.

"What they most bring to mind is Walker Evan's Polaroids, which gave a whole other legitimacy to that medium".