Sentence examples for breathtaking reminder from inspiring English sources

It's a breathtaking reminder of perspective — something that any Princeton student would welcome every once in a while.

Heaven's Voice, from producer the Swan and the Lake's recent EP for the label, is a breathtaking reminder of exactly what makes the imprint so great.

This 54-story structure holds back the mighty Colorado River, generates billions of kilowatt-hours of electricity annually and is a breathtaking reminder of an era when nobody doubted government's ability to build big, and beautiful, things.

With all the money sloshing around from corporations unbound from the strictures of campaign finance limits, some of it was bound to pop out in unexpected ways, and "When Mitt Romney Came to Town" might look like a breathtaking reminder of the law of unintended consequences.

It is unexpectedly a breathtaking reminder of life's joys — in nature, in friendship and, in a particularly buoyant scene, in the bark of a deceased friend's poodle.

No one expects it to happen, but when it does, it is breathtaking, a reminder not of the power of one nation but of the power of the principles behind that nation.

Batata harra ($7), tiny cubes of potato fried until golden, then pan-fried with garlic and tossed with fresh cilantro and a sprinkling of hot sauce, is a reminder that breathtaking new flavors can be coaxed from a familiar pantry of ingredients.

He says the breathtaking image is a reminder that we should pay attention to the impact this tiny creature's dwindling population has on our planet.

The number of cops and helicopters was almost breathtaking, and added to the reminder that we are a threat to the 1%.

In the remoteness of the Colombian jungle we were treated to sweeping views of thick foliage that were breathtaking, and also intimidating in their reminder of how far away and remote from civilization we were.

It's a reminder that stars get into awkward situations just like the rest of us, and that people have a breathtaking capacity to be assholes.