Sentence examples for bringing reminders from inspiring English sources

This week, Alissa J. Rubin, a foreign correspondent for The Times currently based in Afghanistan, describes the importance of bringing reminders of home — particularly food, with its Proustian power to evoke memories — when you go to hostile places.

Instead, it has brought reminders of how they could coexist for only so long.

The 2008 presidential campaign brought reminders, though, of the gap in stature between Mr. Biden and Mrs. Clinton.

The synod's first debate, on terror, brought reminders of what it is to be a "broad church".

For older Dresdeners, the flood has brought reminders of the rebuilding that followed the end of World War II.

The prospect of a hot young video website being taken over by a grizzled dotcom veteran brings reminders of YouTube's purchase by Google in 2006.

Once again, experience brought reminders, so often overlooked, that Apollo was not a realistic model for future endeavors in space exploration.

While Mr. Kweller may be having some fun with The Noise Company's marketing efforts, he says that every day brings reminders that it is also serious business.

Each step in the reconciliation has brought reminders, however, of the depth of nationalist sentiment in China and of the lingering antipathy toward Japan in some quarters.

And whenever it is observed, the annual feast day of Saint Andrew brings reminders that the first apostle of Jesus Christ, one of two fisherman brothers, can still create political waves.Take Scotland.

The build-up to the match has also brought reminders of another Spurs win over Chelsea, which just so happened to be Terry's sole defeat at Wembley with his club – the 2008 League Cup final.