Sentence examples for a major reminder from inspiring English sources

This is where Babaeva's infiltrations of IKEA end rather abruptly while it would have been fun to see her continue experimenting, and to touch on IKEA's low prices, a major reminder that this is foremost an art exhibition looms in the form of large dollar signs.

My experience in Cassis was a major reminder, about how several factors can combine to create a "finesse of the avenue"; a noteworthy confluence of people -- both natives and tourists -- of physical aspects of the urban environment, and of the human senses of sight and sound.

It is a major financial event, a reminder to Macau, the tiny gambling island that is now the world's most profitable gambling destination, that there still some fresh life in the desert beast.

As far away as the electoral college and state caucuses might seem to the average Chinese citizen, America's embrace of an abrasive showman who threatens to fracture a major party is a reminder that the infirmities of a Western democracy may not be entirely different from those of a Chinese socialist plutocracy.

The view of ragged peaks beyond a major highway was a reminder of just how physically close but experientially far I was going from my office around the Denver metropolis.

The 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil crisis was a major catastrophe and a reminder of human dependency on this important resource.

A personal encounter for its 50th anniversary (just two years after a major refurbishment) serves as a reminder of just how rare such a piece of architecture is.

"The Fire and the Forgetting" (June 8), on the General Slocum disaster and its fading from the city's collective memory, was a timely and sensitive reminder of a major tragedy that reshaped the ethnic makeup of the city.

That such a phrase could once appear on the editorial page of a major metropolitan daily is a reminder of just how far we'd come even before this morning's Supreme Court decisions, but also of how far we have to go.

This is a reminder of a major future challenge – the mapping of the complete repertoire of transcriptional activity across the genome.

The story of how Brown v. Board of Education and Zelman v. Simmons-Harris became linked in one evocative image is a reminder that in a major Supreme Court case, what happens in the courtroom is often just a piece of a larger effort to shape public opinion on issues that divide not only the justices, but all society.