Sentence examples for rather reminds from inspiring English sources

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.

It rather reminds me of Ajmal vs. Tendulkar in the 50 over WC semifinal two years ago.

For those who are still stirred by those magical names, though, he has a happy message, conceding, when pushed, that Paul Scholes rather reminds him of himself.

For most people, voting does not lead to a greater sense of participation in government, but rather reminds them — over and over — that their voices are not represented.

The footage rather reminded me of Monsters Inc and Despicable Me, with a healthy dose of Mission: Impossible.

One is rather reminded of the interplay of technical specifications and "curb appeal" in choosing a new car.

Many complained that the ruling hardly exonerated their community, but rather reminded people of the float fiasco.

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.

I myself would rather remind the heart how frightened I was by my brother than go running in a strange neighborhood, miles and miles, with the city so dangerous these days.