Sentence examples for reminded him so from inspiring English sources

Biermann was crying, too, saying it reminded him so much of Cologne.

But their science-fiction designs reminded him so much of 1960s comic books that he couldn't resist backing them, he said.

"Will you go to prison for a long time?" "Will you be waiting for me?" "I asked first," she reminded him, so he considered the question.

It reminded him so clearly of a passage higher up, where a series of pools led to a breakdown pile along a fault line, and then a wide-open tunnel beyond it.

But it all reminded him so powerfully of the painting at home that he bought a postcard as he left and, had he had more money, he would have bought a book on René Dalmann.

Indeed, the taxonomic composition of these litter faunas reminded him so greatly of cave faunas that he referred to these as the "southwestern montane forest cave community".

In fluent German he explains that it is hard to digest all the stories of hardship and solitude which remind him so much of his own.

Because my dad has watched with wonder as the music of his youth continues to transcend time to get adopted and cherished by each new generation, he laments that I didn't get to go through the 1960s with the revolutionaries I remind him so much of.

You're probably familiar with its outlines, even if you've never read a word of Proust: the grownup narrator eats a madeleine dipped in tea, and it reminds him so much of childhood afternoons at his aunt's home in Combray that his mind summons a freight train of images and stories from decades earlier in his life, sparking more than 3,000 pages of recollections.

Although Smith does mention that Jessica Tandy's cries as Cassandra reminded him not so much of Troilus' sister as his own, he doesn't expound on Shakespeare's depiction of brother-sister relationships.

Mr. Simpson, of the Center for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation, said the public's interest in Happy Sindane reminded him of nothing so much as the Population Registration Act, the apartheid-era law under which people were classified into racial groups.