Sentence examples for much remind from inspiring English sources

It's pastiche, the genre that the literary critic Fredric Jameson described as a statue with blind eyes; the language doesn't so much remind as reverberate.

His show, the night I saw it, was an intermittently funny, dull, and pointless monologue about family life that didn't so much remind one of Chappelle's anarchic imagination as expose the conservatism that now underlies his paternal stance.

He decided that the kind of colleague who was "a clean and sober careerist with a summer house in the Hamptons" did not much remind him of earlier Vanity Fair mainstays like Robert Benchley and Dorothy Parker.

Mr. Bugg, who slouches, smokes and doesn't smile much (remind you of anybody?), tells interviewers adulation is not the point.

Not that senators needed much reminding.

"It very much reminds me of Muhammad Ali and Julius Erving".

It very much reminded me of Sex And The City".

So this notion that somehow we are willing to compromise too much reminds me of the debate that we had during health care.

It reminds us -- though we don't need much reminding now -- of how wrenching events intensify the beauty of ordinary life.

I've not yet seen the new documentary about The Game, but I was at Harvard Stadium that afternoon and don't need much reminding.

More crap service on US airlines Nobody in America needs much reminding that travelling on the nation's airlines can be a dismal experience.