Sentence examples for be reminded even from inspiring English sources

Ms. Owens used to be a tomboy who had to be reminded, even threatened, by her mother to comb her hair.

Reverend Millar is a man who claims to know nothing about the Oklahoma City bombing, who says he needs to be reminded even of what date the explosion occurred.

Since the entire play consists of rat-a-tat dialogue between Kitson and Key, Beckett inevitably comes to mind, but I was reminded even more of the deeply English absurdist, NF Simpson.

It was comforting to be reminded that even unprecedented disasters cannot entirely sap this nation's resolve.

Mr. Boehner and his ilk should be reminded that even Ronald Reagan raised taxes 11 times during his presidency.

It's invigorating to be reminded that, even in the age of cognitive neuroscience, very few ideas about the mind are fundamentally new.

Still, it's nice to be reminded that even the so-called top referees can drop clangers wherever they're officiating.

But anyone who regards the play-offs as a 'safety net' should be reminded that even though England would be seeded for the two-legged games in November, they could still be pitted against France.

You only need to read the pages of a magazine like the ever more popular, right-wing Valeurs Actuelles to sense this and to be reminded that even that magazine's ideology still falls well short of the far-right ideology of the National Front, whose leader, Marine Le Pen, will almost certainly attract unprecedented support in next year's Presidential election.

"Standing here at this desk, that once belonged to President Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, I can't help but be reminded that even our nation's greatest leaders and all the rest of us are merely temporary workers.

Moreover it should be reminded that, even if body weight is not directly linked with disease severity, it is strictly correlated with several medical comorbidities [ 4].