Sentence examples for sometimes reminded from inspiring English sources

I am sometimes reminded of Herbert von Karajan when I hear Mr. Maazel.

Reading Nathacha Appanah's novel "The Last Brother," I was sometimes reminded of Czeslaw Milosz's poem "Dedication," which opens: You whom I could not save Listen to me.

(With its groovy, well-observed 1970s costumes, by Jennifer Paar, the play sometimes reminded me of the endearing London department store sitcom of the era, "Are You Being Served?") But the performances infuse the mechanics with a lively freshness.

As a tax scholar who writes about issues that can hit rich people in the pocketbook, I am sometimes reminded why the institution of tenure, for all its flaws, is worth keeping around.

As you watch him building up -- calmly, patiently, almost stealthily -- to a big comic effect, you're sometimes reminded of the ominous stillness that would precede his acts of violence in films like "Godfather II," "Taxi Driver" and "Raging Bull".

The experience of reading this book sometimes reminded me a little of walking through a gallery of Richard Billingham's photographs of his parents drunk in front of the telly in their council flat.

The way he sings sometimes reminds me of Bob Marley.

English class sometimes reminds you of your field trips to Florida's Historic Sites.

"The smell of moss sometimes reminds me of the islands where I lived," she said.

I don't hate cilantro, but it does sometimes remind me of hand lotion.

All this time later, powerful people in the public eye sometimes remind me of Sir Brian.