Sentence examples for somehow reminded from inspiring English sources

It was Hungary, to be sure, but it somehow reminded me most of Vilia, my grandmother's hometown in Greece.

I was somehow reminded of Jeff Spicoli's surf-championship dream sequence from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High".

The scene somehow reminded me more of the Sheepshead Bay channel, with its fishing boats, than of the jumping-off place for an invasion.

In Great Neck, Lenore Belzer, who grew up in Brooklyn in the 1950s, said she watched the Mets game alone, and was somehow reminded of the bygone Dodgers.

If wine on the table somehow reminded a visitor of colonialists in his capital, then it would not be unfair for him to ask the host to go without.

The streets in White Plains were always dusty and forlorn, and somehow reminded him of a Western town just before a shootout; folks were hidden away, peeking out in anticipation of violence.

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.

The glass-covered upper structure lunges vertically from the foundation in a way that somehow reminds me of Neuschwanstein, King Ludwig II's hilltop castle in Bavaria.

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".

Even today, decades after his death, Kreisler's recordings still sing with a sauntering elegance, but most of all, with his impossibly sweet tone -- a tone that even in its beauty always somehow reminds me of sadness and loss.