Sentence examples for occasionally reminded of from inspiring English sources

Pedro López, who managed him in Kingsport, said he was occasionally reminded of Flores's age.

One is occasionally reminded of the Yonville agricultural fair in "Madame Bovary," as detailed by M. Lieuvain, from the prefecture: "Here it is the vine, elsewhere the apple tree for cider, there colza, farther on cheeses and flax.

Yet even she needs to be occasionally reminded of this, where Rick tells her of the importance of maintaining a lookout at the clock-tower.

EMBO J 28, 1637 – 1643 (2009 ); published online 3 June 2009 We are occasionally reminded of the gastric proton pump (H+,K+-ATPase) acidifying the gastric juice as an unpleasant symptom of heartburn.

Goggins's Boyd Crowder, voluble, intolerant, and volatile (his psycho grin when he talked about his hatred of blacks and Jews occasionally reminded me of the Joker's), will be a recurring character in the series and no doubt a morally significant one.

This quartet looks to the future of rock songwriting -- occasionally reminding you of a grandly ambitious band like Radiohead -- while drawing on traditional and sometimes rural song forms from Mexico.

This terrible cold, relieved only occasionally, reminds me of the Emily Dickinson poem "After Great Pain": This is the Hour of Lead Remembered, if outlived, As Freezing persons recollect the Snow First — Chill — then Stupor — then the letting go.

One of our goals is to occasionally remind our students of some of those elements of the past that allow us to live how we do, and of some of the things of greatness our forebears have left us.

Paul Pierce is putting up phenomenal numbers and Antoine Walker occasionally reminds people of his All-Star potential.

Despite the simian hairdo and ludicrous nose apparatus, Terl occasionally reminds one of Mr. Travolta.

Dylan Thomas's 'free-for-all monologue occasionally reminds one of the dogfighting voices in possessed medieval women'.