They remind one of the confusion in the islands of the Sound, where the land is excessively indented.
Not only their formation, but their situation and aspect remind one of the terrestrial oceans; but again, as on earth, these seas occupy the greater portion of the globe.
In the majority of cases there was nothing to be seen in the cabin to
remind one of the coming of the Saviour, except that the people had ceased work in the fields and were lounging about their homes.
"One would think such a friendship would not require any thing to
remind one of its existence," returned the aunt.
Janet's gardens that surround her home have a variety of blooming flowers and bushes which are surrounded by many primitives, which
remind one of the "good old days."
Milmar Onal's minimalist figures
remind one of a schematic diagram; specific details are omitted, making them open to various interpretations.
Which seaside town in County Wicklow in Ireland, might
remind one of the harsh cry of a donkey?
What native American people might
remind one of the state capital of Wyoming?
The unique metaphors around which Sinead Morrissey constructs many of her poems also contain a classic character that
remind one of metaphysical poets such as Donne when she examines how her hands are the only remaining representation of the union of her parents.
Alfred, the Jewish janitor at Macy's, has his life enriched by Kris even if he is too old to believe in him; the tragedy and redemption of the Dutch orphan girl cannot help but
remind one of all the little Jewish Dutch girls who weren't even so lucky.
And, with numerous high-grade features in the interior that
remind one of the new CLS, the C-Class sets completely new standards in its segment with respect to perceived value and quality," said Frank Bernthaler, sales & marketing director, Mercedes-Benz Cars, Middle East & Levant.
The narrator of The Unwelcome Guest is fairly reliable in his unreliability, moving from place to place, thought to thought, and paragraph to paragraph with a kind of preconceived randomness that is not unlike what one will find in Nin and Nan, whose iconic thirteen chapters (lucky or otherwise)
remind one of Burgess's iconic twenty-one chapters in A Clockwork Orange.
His references to the song Winchester Cathedral and the word peekaboo unite to
remind one of the new vaudeville band, who made records featuring both titles around late 1966.
He possesses a rangey articulateness that could
remind one of Steve Paxton, the father of contact improvisation.
Deep, rich colors
remind one of flesh, blood, and the final, most-golden sunbeams before twilight.
