Sentence examples for rather reminded from inspiring English sources
The footage rather reminded me of Monsters Inc and Despicable Me, with a healthy dose of Mission: Impossible.
Many complained that the ruling hardly exonerated their community, but rather reminded people of the float fiasco.
As he fleshes out his fears about May's local elections, I'm rather reminded of a passage from Michael Collins' memoir-cum-biography of the white working class, The Likes of Us, published in 2004.
Or they were solid, slab-faced politburo men from the newspapers, in solid suits, with hair lacquered into silvery central committee quiffs which always rather reminded me of menacing ice-cream cones.
This may sound tangential, but I'm rather reminded of a passage from a Tony Blair conference speech that both set out New Labour's credo, and captured its essential pathology.
It rather reminded me of Wilton's Music Hall, the oldest Music Hall in London, also now meticulously renovated.
It rather reminds me of Ajmal vs. Tendulkar in the 50 over WC semifinal two years ago.
That's from the press release.This rather reminds me of what happens with buskers on the London underground.
It's not in some slick, international office style, but rather reminds one of simple African or Mexican buildings.
It rather reminds me of those projections of the economic benefits of a third runway at Heathrow airport.
The sorts of words we've been hearing coming back actually rather remind me of when the current policy minister, Damian Green, was arrested by the police.
