Sentence examples for remind a bit from inspiring English sources

It does remind a bit of the start of the Holocaust and more recently the ethnic cleansing/genocide campaigns in the former Yugoslavia.

But as Japan has recently been reminded, a bit more diversity of supply would not hurt.

I am reminded a bit of Sara M. Watson's work around "constructive tech criticism".

I appreciated the less-cluttered interface and was reminded a bit of a platform I have been an admirer of for quite some time: Medium.

70 min: Romania remind me a bit of England.

The Italians remind me a bit of the Irish; they're all embracing.

The brilliant chord progressions summon lush sweetness and light, and remind me a bit of Brian Wilson.

"Charlotte admitted Pete did remind her a bit of her father," said Verheyde.

His situation did remind me a bit of that of Franco Magnani, the "memory artist" of whom I have written.

In this last respect the Roosevelts may even remind us a bit of a more recent White House marriage.

Young Chinese from the prospering class remind me a bit of George Bush circa 1975, minus the party-animal quality.