Sentence examples for better remind from inspiring English sources

Law, one had better remind oneself, is the continuation of politics by other means.

Indeed, his nasal voice, the tentative jabs of his hand while he speaks, and his phraseology —"We can do better"—remind Mr. Walinsky's listeners of the Kennedy style in a way that makes some of them uncom fortable.

In private, they can better remind themselves of this and gird themselves up to keep the boss in his place.If non-executive directors were more forceful, and if remuneration committees were independent, the problem of scandalously ill-designed pay schemes for top executives would be closer to being solved.

While you wait for the setup to complete, the app offers you some interesting statistics about your own email inbox, designed to strike fear into the hearts of any heavy email user (15,000 emails a month, that's totally normal, right?) to better remind them of their need for a product like this.

May I suggest that someone better remind the strike-bound ballplayers that excessive and unreasonable union demands have already cost thousands of American workers in the steel and auto industries their jobs--and unless affluent major leaguers understand the elementary principle of risk capital, our national pastime is eventually doomed.

Willard Bascom's assertion (Editorial Pages, July 3) that Santa Monica Bay is "steadily getting better," reminds me of the movie, "Dr. Strangelove," and the mad general who fell in love with his nuclear bombs.

And familiar brands are continually changing campaigns, the better to remind vodka devotees they are still around.

The Conservatives would have done better to remind Mr Miliband that – thanks to Labour's votes on Libya – the responsibility was his as well.

Who better to remind us than François Leleux, whose collaborations with the SCO remain hot tickets, both for their beauty and their musical intelligence?

If someone is talking or not paying attention, it's usually better to remind them why the information you are sharing is important, rather than embarrassing them.

A former chocolate manufacturer, Mr. Walls said: "Our stuff has to taste even better, to remind people that we do serious baking here.