Sentence examples for won't remind from inspiring English sources

Nope, this R-rated burger quest won't remind anyone of a Hope and Crosby road movie.

"It's operatic, and very modern," he says, pointing out that it won't remind anybody of the last bit of political music with which he was associated--the Sex Pistols' "God Save the Queen," which observes, "She ain't no human being".

("Forget Jacuzzis! Let's put hidden cameras in Trenton budget meetings!") Instead we are given yet another depiction of the state as a place peopled only by Italian-Americans who won't remind you of Mario Cuomo.

As the text adapter, Mr. Cohen won't remind anyone of Richard Wilbur, whose twinkling versions of Molière set the poetic standard for his translators, but his rhymed couplets don't induce too many winces, and he avoids doggerel with reasonable success.

In The Los Angeles Times, Howard Rosenberg called the documentary "a revealing, achingly poignant chronicle of five beginning teachers in Los Angeles who won't remind you of anyone on 'Boston Public.' " That Fox series deals with a Boston high school that often seems improbable.

While your Kinetic Desk won't remind you to eat, shower, finish coding and go outside or be a better friend, it will help keep you upright and mindful of the healthier routine that's right around the corner.

The next time this happens, the media won't likely remind us of the extraordinary grace that we're witnessing right now.

You won't need reminding if you own any of the shares that have suffered.

Bibi won't be reminding Congress of this on Tuesday, of course.

"My guess is he won't be reminding people of what he said four years ago.

Readers of the sustainable fashion blog won't need reminding that the fashion industry has a waste problem.