Sentence examples for are reminded in a from inspiring English sources

("The world is made better and more elaborate," we are reminded in a single-sentence take on Darwin in "McKay's Bees," "by its concupiscence, its randiness").

The current version has been condensed into a play of about four hours in a co-production between the Edinburgh Festival and the Abbey Theatre of Dublin (which, we are reminded in a programme note, is the Irish National Theatre).

As we are reminded in a rather stirring scene at the end of "Pump up the Volume," nothing is more important than the right and access to a quality education.

Amid fears of a global economic downturn, we are reminded, in a profound and personal way, how urgent it is that we unite to step up efforts to protect the most vulnerable of children".

His English is mangled, Eastern European style — "I'm here to debunk the myt' that the Jews went like sheep to the shlaughter" — and full of malapropisms, as we are reminded in an unending fusillade of cheap shots.

One missing feature, though, is the ability to be reminded in a specific location.

Scientists like evidence, as I was reminded in a recent meeting on gender issues.

Susan was reminded, in a positive way, of luxurious leather upholstery, with perhaps a touch of maple syrup.

We were reminded in a humorous way recently how far these fantasies have invaded even the humblest homes.

It's a famous part of dance history that Diaghilev's Ballets Russes blasted color across the stages of Western Europe and America in the early 20th century, as we're reminded in a new show at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

First, because it is useful to be reminded, in a time of renewed fundamentalism, that religions actually have no fundament: that the inerrant texts and unchallenged holies of any faith are the work of men and time.