Sentence examples for an implicit reminder from inspiring English sources

It's also, though, an implicit reminder of the challenge Abramson faces as she seeks to transform her newspaper.

His presence there was an implicit reminder to voters that she had already served and been present at the very highest levels of office.

Every time Mr Miliband answers a question, meanwhile, it seems an implicit reminder that Mr Brown rarely does.Conversely, the most wounding attacks on Mr Brown have come from people with no realistic prospect of replacing him.

And it presents an implicit reminder of the difficulties facing the Pentagon's plan to turn over areas like this one, with its determined and deep-rooted insurgency, to Afghan security forces by 2014.

And their point about backroom deals is an implicit reminder that the coalition driving this legislation — an alliance of Democratic interest groups and Republican business interests — doesn't have any desire or incentive to follow through on the bill's enforcement measures, and indeed has consistently quashed attempts to put such incentives in place.

This was the language of his re-election campaign and an implicit reminder of Mitt Romney's ill-timed declaration that Obama's support came from the 47% of American voters "who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them".

(In his curious "was is," Obama's juxtaposition of both past and present tenses of the verb "to be" may have been a subtle, implicit reminder of the former president's unforgettable "it depends upon what the meaning of the word 'is' is". Or the eloquent candidate may have simply misspoken).

Here's a nod to Mr. Kozinn's implicit reminder that creativity, and the breadth of life through artistic perspective are what must be infused in music performance, not simply the quest for authenticity.

For a nation showered by the sputtering rage of his replacement, Obama's implicit reminder of how incurious and aliterate the Oval Office has become is almost cruel.

But the explicit message to remain calm, coupled with the implicit reminder to buck up in keeping with the city's fabled toughness, sometimes seemed to fall short of helping people to meet the complexities of an extraordinarily difficult day.

They viewed the bookings as an implicit rebuttal to the conspiracy theories, but also as a reminder that the parent companies of news organizations do indeed take sides sometimes.