Sentence examples for reminded someone of from inspiring English sources

This shrub's gorgeous red fruits, coming in summer, apparently reminded someone of strawberries once, but they are not edible.

The rice and meat mixture surrounds a melted mozzarella center, which pulls into strings and reminded someone of telephone wires, hence its name.

They are hurtful because they remind someone of their place in the world.

"People will call me an 'inner-city politician' whenever they want to remind someone of my race," Mr. Sims said.

KidFu's chat room is constantly monitored by paid chat jockeys who pipe up occasionally to share in a quip, provide homework help or remind someone of the rules of behavior.

Would any other player sitting in his team's clubhouse and surrounded by his team's uniforms have felt the need to remind someone of his team's identity?

"Perhaps a particular sign will remind someone of a picture they have of their grandfather standing in front of that casino.

That might not seem to carry much weight, but Buffington said that in many cases, those the app just needs to "remind someone of the implications" of their actions" — he recalled one bomb threat poster who, after being tracked down, said they just thought it was going to be funny.

You can't "remind" someone of their pain, she points out.

It might remind someone of something, like of their father or of a film they watched last week.

If a movie centers on murder, race and the justice system, it's going to remind someone of the O. J. trial.