Sentence examples for somehow remind from inspiring English sources
The young Truman Capote floats faunlike around a house strewn with kicky oddities that "somehow remind you of the contents of a very astute little boy's pockets".
A 1957 Paris Review interview with the writer took note of the mansion's interior: The parlor is Victorian in character and contains Capote's most intimate collection of art objects and personal treasures, which, for all their orderly arrangement on polished tables and bamboo bookcases, somehow remind you of the contents of a very astute little boy's pockets.
William Saletan, at Slate, writes that widely distributed clips of Williams leave out key sections: According to the full transcript, immediately after saying, "I don't think there's any way to get away from these facts," Williams continues: "But I think there are people who want to somehow remind us all as President Bush did after 9/11, it's not a war against Islam.
That's what I want to read -- those strange statements that somehow remind you of your deepest self.
Her words, as told to black journalist Clover Hope, humanize our beloved icon but somehow remind us just how godly she is at the same time.
We alternate prodding and protecting, one pushing while the other says "Be careful!" or "Not too hard!" then both pull back, startled, as the moth's body begins quaking, violent shudder-spasms that somehow remind me of putting our dog to sleep, making me inexplicably sad.
I was somehow reminded of Jeff Spicoli's surf-championship dream sequence from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High".
It was Hungary, to be sure, but it somehow reminded me most of Vilia, my grandmother's hometown in Greece.
The scene somehow reminded me more of the Sheepshead Bay channel, with its fishing boats, than of the jumping-off place for an invasion.
The journalist Katya Parkhomenko added that these novelists "do not fight or struggle; they just invent a world which somehow reminds us of ourselves".
When a red scarf Elina is wearing falls to the floor, "she thinks that it somehow reminds her of something she has seen recently.
