Sentence examples for sometimes reminding from inspiring English sources

The songs grew heftier, using thick, rolling, inexorable West African backbeats crested by cymbals, sometimes reminding a Western ear of reggae and even, at times, zydeco; the rhythms grow incantatory.

Ackroyd is a fiercely prolific novelist, biographer, general person of letters, sometimes reminding me of the equally industrious and similarly brilliant Anthony Burgess, whom I continue to miss personally.

The way he sings sometimes reminds me of Bob Marley.

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

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.

This conversion is often described as "Nabokovian," and, indeed, Hemon's writing sometimes reminds one of Nabokov's.

The writers sometimes remind the deceased addressee of the water and offerings they have brought to the tomb.

He will sometimes remind aides that policies that look good on paper don't necessarily work in the real world.