Sentence examples for are reminded from from inspiring English sources

The voice that Walser chooses to tell his small stories in is not, we are reminded from time to time, Walser's own.

James again: "You are reminded from the moment of your arrival that Venice scarcely exists any more as a city at all; that she exists only as a battered peep-show and bazaar".

Working in Riverside Park, one is reminded from time to time of the porous line between musing and daydreaming.

We're reminded from the outset that Iphigénie herself presides, however unwillingly, over a cult of human sacrifice.

That corollary, of which we should be reminded from time to time, is this: popular entertainment from Hollywood is – to greater or lesser extent – propaganda.

To Kill a Mockingbird... wow.., Standing up for what's right is not a new idea we just need to be reminded from time to time RIP Harper Lee You know what... #TKAMB is a book that changed my life.

You may be reminded, from time to time, of the films of Arnaud Desplechin, Olivier Assayas, André Techiné and Maurice Pialat, but mostly you will be caught up in the specific people and places on the screen in front of you.

The struggle for recognition is constant, even among the most compassionate: "Some people offer such acceptance readily, others greet every statement of limitation with scepticism, and most need to be reminded from time to time".

I think we kind of lost our way in television for a while, but then we were reminded, from northern Europe in particular, that it's difficult to beat a good story and a central character we can really engage with.

I know I need to be reminded from time to time.

And now that I am free, I'm reminded from time to time that the reason I was able to survive my recent federal sentence was not because Canada is so enlightened in its treatment of its prisoners.