Sentence examples for reminded one of from inspiring English sources

These uniformed fellows in their medals, heads lolling on shoulders, white hair unkempt, reminded one of the broken Saddam, or of Yasser Arafat in his last days, or of what Bill Clinton might end up like in his twilight.

He posted the question on Facebook and the immediate response was "certainly not, brachiopods are shellfish!" This reminded one of us (JMT), a specialist on fossil hoofed mammals, of questions she has received on whether a particular ancient animal would have been kosher.

The patrician first President Bush disliked using the word "I" in speeches, while Bill Clinton, who fostered an atmosphere of creative chaos, reminded one of his ghosts of a jazz musician, freely riffing on lines the writers gave him.

(He reminded one of Jackie Mason).

It reminded one of stories about the Gestapo.

It all reminded one of Beachcomber's List of Huntingdonshire Cabmen.

This scheme of Lyapunov-Schmidt type [4], [5] reminds one of the shooting method on first glance, but there are several essential differences [1].

"It reminds one of the looting that went on in Los Angeles a decade ago," he said.

The insistence on sameness in the case of autism reminds one of it too.

But it does remind one of Bergman, with whom Fellini was going to collaborate on a film, together with Kurosawa.

It reminds one of the old country!" she said.