Sentence examples for continuously remind from inspiring English sources

If Democrats continuously remind the country how dangerous this path is, Republicans may think twice about repeating it.

And the commercials that omit those traditional trappings will be styled to continuously remind potential customers of Crate & Barrel by echoing the brand's logo and trade dress.

Yolanda, an A student, is the fiercely protected only child of a hard-working immigrant couple who have invested all their hopes in her and who continuously remind her of their sacrifices.

But I've been forced into a position where I had to continuously remind myself those things are secondary.

"It's exhausting to feel the need to continuously remind people that you're human too," Abdullah told HuffPost.

To do that, they have to set that intention before they practice and continuously remind themselves of that intention as they are practicing, and they will reach their goal.

Specifically, the Government should be continuously reminded about its effective embrace of Labor's budget strategy.

I have no answers, but can only gape at the lake from an old hotel, which resembles a dissolving sugar lump, continuously reminded that western civilisation is in crisis.

Barker emerges as a novelist of the nanny state, full of monotonous chatter, false cheer and educational asides, as she drags you along by the hand, continuously reminding you of things she has already told you.

As we are continuously reminded yet seem to forget, there is no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke — even outside, even brief exposure has immediate negative effects on the cardiovascular system.

At first it is confusing to be recalled so insistently to the good things of life at the same time as being continuously reminded of horror and war; it seems almost shocking that Schonstein can list the ingredients of bostrengo - a delicious cake - and then, almost in the same breath, recount a massacre of children and old men.