Sentence examples for carefully reminded from inspiring English sources

Today, Byron Scott had carefully reminded his players to stick together, to play as a team.

Dickens in his first-person narratives carefully reminded the reader of the novel's status as a written story.

We are carefully reminded of the limited relevance that laboratory studies may have for real world scenarios, and exhorted repeatedly not to confuse causation and correlation.

China's chargé d'affaires in London, Qin Gang, carefully reminded an official press conference that next year will be the 40th anniversary of the UK formally recognising his communist-led government.

Widmer carefully reminds us of the conflict's seamy underside — the anti-Catholicism and strident claims of racial superiority.

It was one of the more powerful addresses that Mr. Obama has delivered as president, harnessing the emotion generated by the shock and loss from Saturday's shootings to urge Americans "to expand our moral imaginations, to listen to each other more carefully" and to "remind ourselves of all the ways that our hopes and dreams are bound together".

Hosts are reminded to: "Look carefully at the behaviour of your children and dogs and try objectively to understand the effect they have on other people".

In the early nineties, these cities reminded me of carefully hollowed out Easter eggs we made as kids.

"It reminded me just how carefully he's watching us watch them," Mr. Brachman said.

Potential speakers are carefully auditioned and extensively trained and subtly reminded that only successful talks will be put online.TED is constantly striving to improve its products and expand its pipeline.

The British Olympic Association has reminded its athletes to act "carefully and responsibly" when using social media after Dai Greene fell foul of the organisation's guidelines in an online exchange.