Sentence examples for remind much of from inspiring English sources

They call them "thundery showers" here, but apparently these thundery showers are going to be full of lightning and are part of a major system that may remind much of England on Saturday that all this good weather was an aberration.

And the language of that world, and of those who rule, or think they rule (or how we let them rule), reminds much of how we use Church.

I was reminded much more of Caryl Churchill's A Number than of Florian Zeller's The Father.

Ms Bachmann does not in fact remind me much of Sarah Palin.

You remind very much of Cannonball with the way he almost bear-hugged his horn.

At the party of the Policy Exchange think tank on Tuesday I was reminded very much of similar events I attended at Labour conferences a decade ago or more.

They remind him too much of himself.

You remind me so much of Fidel.

I wish that climate-change models did not remind me so much of macro-econometric models.

Stories like this remind me that much of life is a struggle against disappointment.

"Those places remind me too much of the poor farm," she said.