Sentence examples for aptly remind from inspiring English sources
Indeed, as Thomas Grisso and Paul Appelbaum aptly remind us, physicians often make assessments of capacity that effectively carry the weight of legal judgments, even though the courts are not directly involved (Grisso & Appelbaum 1998, 11).
And so it seems that right now, as violence has once again strangled our nation's soul, the words of the Prince of Peace aptly remind us to put these swords back into their place -- "for all who take the sword will perish by the sword" (Matt. 26:526.
Mr. Kaufman, quite aptly, called it "Adaptation".
At one point during the trial, Judge Patrick Higginbotham sneeringly but aptly reminded them that, back when they held power, "You rewarded your friends and punished your enemies.
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was not, as she aptly reminds us, a throwback to the Middle Ages: "in fact much of his message and developing ideology was modern.
As Richard E. Nisbett aptly reminds us in "Education Is All in Your Mind" (Op-Ed, Feb. 8), small shifts in approach can result in greater achievements for students.
Game makers are not yet confident enough in themselves to regularly show strong powerful women, such as Sandra Bullock aptly reminds us can be done in Gravity.
As Dr. King so aptly stated 54 years ago: "We have also come to this hallowed spot to remind America of the fierce urgency of now.
I'm reminded of Faulkner's line from "The Wild Palms" (which, aptly, is cited by Jean-Luc Godard, in "Breathless"): "Between grief and nothing I will take grief".
