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The show's brand of humor is reminiscent of The Office.
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Forgive me, therefore, if I grow reminiscent.† (source)
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Pontellier warmed up and grew reminiscent.† (source)
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He seemed to catch the reminiscent flash in her eyes as she looked down the street, and a shadow of foreboding clouded his mind.† (source)
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His voice became soft and reminiscent, and with a sigh of contentment he launched into a long rambling talk, speaking as one lost in a dream.† (source)
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(With a soft reminiscent sigh suggestive of bygone joys that may be tasted in their freshness but once.)† (source)
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His eyes had a reminiscent gleam.† (source)
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'I ain't been with a woman for about four years, I guess,' Gary said reminiscently.† (source)
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The Maycomb County courthouse was faintly reminiscent of Arlington in one respect: the concrete pillars supporting its south roof were too heavy for their light burden. (source)reminiscent = similar
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Her voice softened reminiscently.† (source)
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The crests had red and black stripes, reminiscent of a parrot or toucan.† (source)
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He said, reminiscently: 'A while ago there used to be a dive down on the waterfront in Rigo.† (source)
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The accordion player now began to play a jaunty little melody reminiscent of an English carol.† (source)
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'It was a good hanging,' said Syme reminiscently.† (source)
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Above ground the wild potato grows as a bushy herb, two feet tall, with stalks of delicate pink flowers reminiscent of miniature sweet pea blossoms.† (source)
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"What do you mean by the three-fold theme in "William Tell'?" says Kropp reminiscently, and roars with laughter.† (source)
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