He reminded me of St. Anthony going out into the wilderness to pray.
The last remark reminded me of a superstitious custom generally practised by most sea-undertakers upon these occasions.
But I never have beheld any of thee floating trophies without being reminded of a scene once witnessed in a pioneer village on the western bank of the Mississippi.
I wanted the man who killed him to be reminded that there is an Avenger.
It is a comfort to be reminded that for the first three or four years of our lives we all tell the truth.
And here I am reminded of another singular circumstance, which went far in confirmation of the story he told.
As there was neither rain nor snow fall, neither midday heat nor dew of night, beneath that stony cope, roofs also were useless; so that the structures were only cells that strongly reminded one of sepulchres.
Years after, when I reminded dear Aunt Mim of the occurrence, I was still more pleased to hear from her that my absence had been much regretted, not by her alone, but by all the others, on that day.
He was reminded that Doctor MacHale could not approve of the system without gross inconsistency, and requested to take the opinion of all the other Bishops as well.
When the soul is everywhere reminded of its destiny by surrounding images, it is less easy to fail of it.
She reminded him of Beatrix, and his life revived.
In all his experience with circus performers he had never known one of them to steal; somewhat irrelevantly he reminded himself that circus women were notably chaste.
As the clergyman was about to fall, Mr. Batchel had turned to save him, and felt a real distress of helplessness at being reminded again that it was but an image that he had looked upon.
The reader will scarcely need to be reminded of the text of the Gospel at the place of reference-- "Thou shalt by no means come out thence till thou hast paid the uttermost farthing.
To account for this we must explain that, shortly after Mrs. Mudge looked into the common room, Aunt Lucy was reminded of something essential, which she had left upstairs.
Another Delegate also remindedthe meeting that there was a time when Lord Roberts would not meet General Botha, and now the English were negotiating with us!
That night the prisoners complained that they were made to march too far, but General De Wet reminded them some marches of Lord Roberts were still longer.
A muffled bark remindedme that Nobby was still imprisoned, and I rose to follow my brother-in-law.
Cheek by jowl with a dainty Englishwoman, who reminded me irresistibly of a Dresden shepherdess, a Spanish Jew, who had won, was explosively disputing with a croupier the amount of his stake.
To the rest of the letter her judgement stood opposed, save when a sentence here and there reminded her of Captain Baskelett's insolent sing-song declamation of it: and that would have turned Sacred Writing to absurdity.
He entreated her to deal with him frankly; he reminded her that she must constantly look to him, as she had vowed she would, when in any kind of trouble; and he declared to her that he was unchanged.
It kind of reminded me of Temple Camp after supper.
We reminded ourselves of the Pilgrims and Christopher Columbus and a lot of other people you meet in school.
But on an afternoon in late August, after a hotly-contested polo match, as he stood with a fizzling drink in his hand, talking to Sheila, she abruptly reminded him of it.
She reminded him that fellow operatives must be careful; furthermore, scandal might oblige her to abandon her job; he would be responsible if he insisted on dogging her about the village.
Immediately after Latisan had left on his way to assure Echford Flagg, the girl was reminded of her putative Vose-Mern affiliations.
He had reminded her of it by whacking his hand against his thigh.
We are ordered to be very careful up here," she reminded the operative.
At the first glance he reminded me of Van Dyke's portrait of Charles I.
Since then my ideals had changed rapidly and often, but Beatrice reminded me that the shepherdess had once been my ideal.
He reminded me of a little, fat French poodle trying to express his delight by bounds and barks.
He said that we reminded him of troops of United States cavalry as he had seen them on the alkali plains of New Mexico and Arizona.
They reminded me of a group of drunken women I had once seen, shameless and foul-mouthed, fighting in the street, with grinning night-birds urging them on.
It reminded me of the colored prints of Mexico which I had seen in my grandfather's library.
Mrs. Wishart was reminded of Belinda again the next morning.
I am reminded of an old gentleman I once saw at Gratz; he was copying the Madonna della Seggia in a mosaic made with the different-coloured wax heads of matches.
I said she reminded me of one of Domenichino's sybils--but it isn't that.
I am forcibly reminded of an old gentleman who went up Mount Washington on one occasion when I also went up.
He was so muffled up, one could not tell what he was like; but somehow he reminded me of Mr. Caruthers.
No, grandmother; and so the humanity present generally reminded me.
Lois said this with a manner and look of such simplicity, that Philip was not even reminded of the class of monitors he had in his mind assigned her with.
I am reminded of Captain Cook's voyages, that I used to read when I was a child, and I fancy I have come to one of his savage islands; only I don't see the salvages.
When I see him sitting at our services, clothed and in his right mind, I am reminded that the Gospel is now as ever 'the power of God unto salvation.
Its crackling reminded Eric, with a pang, of the great blaze that had saved him and the little maid from almost certain death.
In their quiet acceptation of all that came and went, they much reminded Eric of their own beasts of burden.
His words reminded her that she had a basket of good things, so she took off her bonnet, spread her shawl on the adjacent seat and proceeded to lay out the contents.
The lady reminded her of someone, then like a flash it came to her, and she looked again so persistently that the lady was embarrassed.
There Mr. Berners reminded the officer in charge that Sybil had not yet broken her fast.
She was herself so happy, that it was really dreadful to be reminded just then that sorrow should exist in this world; at all.
Tacitus tells us that the Emperor Vitellius was so torpid that he would have forgotten he was a prince unless people had reminded him of it from time to time.
They have been, and are, individualities, perpetually reminded of the fact, withal; and fiercely tempted accordingly.
Each minute he started from his pillow with some phrase which reminded him of his late fearful society.
Three swords flashing out of their scabbards at the same moment, however, reminded the captive of his helplessness, and Boris relinquished, reluctantly, the pleasure of suffocating the traitor.
Nancy with the little ones had joined Boris at Archangel, and the pair enjoyed many days together in the woods, days which reminded them of old Moscow times and recalled the three quiet years at Karapselka.
You said once that I reminded you--of her: is that the reason you--Am I consoling you?
You have often reminded me of her in little ways: that was what upset me at the spring.
It was selfish of me to ask her to share such a life as mine; and she has gently and reasonably reminded me that I'm not worth the sacrifice.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "reminded" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
