The phrase "are reminded with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "of" instead of "with."
Example: "Employees are reminded of the importance of meeting deadlines."
Alternatives: "are reminded about" or "are notified of".
Boxers are reminded, with every fight, that they serve at the pleasure of an unpredictable public.
We are reminded, with great humility and respect, how extraordinary our artists are each and every night.
"We are reminded with great humility and respect how extraordinary our artists are each and every night.
The recreational body-shaming of female celebrities matters to a great many people who look at what you have had to deal with and are reminded, with a familiar chill, that whatever women and girls achieve, we are nothing if we do not conform to society's demented definitions of beauty.
After the interview, Bill Kristol told Wallace that he was reminded ("with all due respect") of Gerald Ford.
Even as I write these words, I am reminded with sadness of the sports coat that I inherited from my late grandfather.
As Rosen, mother of two, well knows — and was reminded with Twitter speed Wednesday night — staying at home with the kids is the very definition of hard work.
There would be no haute French or grand Italian -- I wanted to be reminded with each forkful that I was, indeed, in Athens.
But it will be impossible not to be reminded, with the mayor's announcement of a daylong, five-borough commemoration of the terrorist attack.
Mark the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's speech with a viewing of 12 Years a Slave and you will be reminded, with a succession of terrible jolts, that in the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln simply stated the truth.
— Tanya Abrams The day I was reminded, with a paper copy of the letter from the admissions office, that I had been rejected by Washington University in St . Louiswas also the day I was informed I had been accepted to Bowdoin College.
