bring to mind

I bring to mind the women I've met on the way, who, like all the others, will harass me to madness.

I would first and foremost suggest for Tigger... that to find one's family, one must first look up... one's family tree. Oh, it does bring to mind a distant nephew of mine.

I'm all that you can bring to mind You tell me why!

Such fascination, such an eye for event, and yet that eager witnessing of yours so dulled that around you, beside you, even perhaps by your hand, a woman is stabbed ten times over and you unable to bring to mind a moment of it.

The man at the quayside didn't bring to mind that man, not once.

I bring to mind the women I've met on the way, who, like all the others, will harass me to madness.

I would first and foremost suggest for Tigger... that to find one's family, one must first look up... one's family tree. Oh, it does bring to mind a distant nephew of mine.

I'm all that you can bring to mind You tell me why!

Such fascination, such an eye for event, and yet that eager witnessing of yours so dulled that around you, beside you, even perhaps by your hand, a woman is stabbed ten times over and you unable to bring to mind a moment of it.

The man at the quayside didn't bring to mind that man, not once.

"She possesses the temperament of an artist, "whose alluring naivety brings to mind mediaeval art."

"brings to mind amateur films."

(CACKLING) Which brings to mind tonight's tale.

- He brings to mind the laterwork of Diane Arbus.

- Yes, well, talking about Frankenstein, of course, brings to mind my dear friend Sir Kenneth Branagh and his production of Frankenstein with De Niro.