Sentence examples for broadly remind from inspiring English sources

His passage on tuition fees was a necessary first step; his "red lines" on the Human Rights Act and on civil liberties more broadly remind many people why the Lib Dems matter.

Simply look your loved one in the eye, smile broadly, and remind them, "Remember Elvis?

He is likely to remind a broadly sympathetic Congress where America's duty lies in confronting the "existential threat" to Israel.

But, of course, in order to show that intelligent design is not good science, and therefore that it's unsound pedagogy to be touting it as an alternative to Darwinian evolution, it helps to remind people how broadly supported the theory of evolution is by recent developments across the sciences — in genetics, for example, as well as in paleontology.

Broadly: Welcome to Broadly.

Remind them to think broadly about this place, not only listing what lives on the surface, but also what they might find if they dug into the soil or looked into the air.

Consider: this is a party that grandstands on a broadly anti-immigration platform that tweeted earlier this year to remind British migrants to register for the postal vote because their voices still matter.

Smiling broadly, he asked, "Is that you?" Alice Anderson was reminded recently of the unexpected result of an overheard conversation.

For us, however, Ficino's framing of his catalogue of friends in this way reminds us just how generally and broadly he believed "Platonic" wisdom to extend.

"I would like to remind you that he who strides too broadly risks tearing his pants," he told the Interfax news service.

One is reminded of Michael Munger's critique of anti-gouging laws and, more broadly, his work on evolutionary exchange.