Sentence examples similar to superficially reminding from inspiring English sources
Like the work of Jorge Luis Borges, of which it may superficially remind you, "Dark Back of Time" deals repeatedly and amusingly with the relationship between reality and the written word.
And people need reminding.
The current experiments indicate that the memory requirement of reminding (i.e. retrieving the first presentation at the time of the second) produces large mnemonic benefits for the individual instances that can even support generalization of instances to new, superficially dissimilar but deeply related instances.
Every conversation between them was geared to remind her of that fact while superficially offering support.
But in reporting from eastern Montana this week on the debate over the pipeline, I was also reminded that the landscape here, for all its superficially harsh, dry appearance, is just as fragile as the timber and trout country beloved around Missoula or Glacier National Park.
But then an interesting case will come along to remind us that while the principles in the two jurisdictions are superficially quite similar, their interpretation often points in quite different directions.
During encoding, learners in the reminding group were able to successfully connect two superficially different proverbs that shared the same deep meaning, as indicated by the high rate with which P2 reminded learners of P1.
The campus plotline in Senna's novel reminded me of a moment in Justin Simien's "Dear White People," a somewhat platitudinal film that also takes on self-serious young people who are newly, and superficially, occupying their racial identities.
