Sentence examples similar to chronically reminded from inspiring English sources

Matt Yale, his deputy chief of staff, reminded him, "You can't say 'screwed.' " Duncan often says "screwed" or "lied to" when he describes what American students face — low standards, chronically underperforming schools, inequities in spending and opportunity.

"Trig just reminded me.

"This just reminded me.

Non-respondents were reminded.

Non-responders were reminded once.

Remind you of anyone?

But why remind voters?

Remind you of anything?

And people need reminding.

Or someone reminds you.

Which reminds me.