reminiscent *

Sometimes the process seemed reminiscent of Will's experience with his mother.

You know, I have seen some things reminiscent of this.

It was reminiscent of the way many felt things were going to go for from the start this year.

"It's almost reminiscent of the year without a summer in 1816."

What we have seen this morning has been reminiscent of the old Soviet times.

There was nothing about the child even slightly reminiscent of his mother.

Since it seemed they might never meet again, their talk grew reminiscent.

There was something reminiscent about the back of the driver's head.

His style changed very little and was more reminiscent of the earlier period.

It's reminiscent of the way people set aside their differences during war.

It might have been reminiscent of the Yankees' good old days.

I suppose it's reminiscent of what happened with the first case.

This is also reminiscent, in an experienced girl, of her training.

The 2010 season proved to be reminiscent of the previous campaign.

It's not the only thing that's reminiscent of the era.

Some came with blue shorts, reminiscent of the late 70s-80s body.

"I thought Saturday was more reminiscent of the starts where he got our attention."

It was more reminiscent of what she'd seen in the cave than anything else so far.

Reminiscent of certain other aliens she'd seen on the news in the attack.

As promised by the name, they were reminiscent of chicken.

Sometimes I feel that the debate we are holding is a little reminiscent of this very story.

It was a scene somewhat reminiscent of our first meeting.

Before it began, the trip already seemed too reminiscent for comfort.

The effect is reminiscent of a bell in its shape.

The west side includes black and white work, reminiscent of Shaw.