Sentence examples for an appropriate reminder from inspiring English sources

It's an appropriate reminder that children are the lodestone of this novel.

That plush, old-fashioned movie palace may seem like an incongruous setting for rough and raw encounters with reality, but the grandeur is also an appropriate reminder that even small movies deserve a big screen and a big audience.

Newcastle Council made the announcement last year that they wanted to tear the dick down, claiming it's "no longer the attraction it was once was" and "is not an appropriate reminder of the Queen's bicentenary visit to Newcastle in 1988".

I think it's an appropriate, subtle reminder of what was lost in order for us to live today.

The text of the appropriate reminder is called up on the display.

An appropriate final reminder of the Sava's contrasting legacies is to be found in the island at the very centre of the confluence.

It then sends appropriate reminders at the point when users are most likely to forget key information.

In summary, conflicting outcomes between old and rapidly evolving new clines should probably not be viewed as a nuisance, but as reminder that an appropriate knowledge of the underlying genetic architecture is required to further understand why (or why not) these inconsistencies arise.

The results serve as a reminder to risk analysts about the significance of choosing an appropriate loss aggregation model for risk analysis purposes.

But the 15-year-old typeface is also a bit of computing history, a reminder of a time when flying toasters were considered an appropriate screensaver.

(add or substitute your child's group activities as appropriate) An important reminder is not to say "in real life" in comparison to online in the conversation, because online life is real to kids.