Sentence examples for courteously reminding from inspiring English sources

Prevent questioners from dominating, bullying, or patronising speakers by courteously reminding them to come to the point.

Forget the presents, forget Santa, forget the lights, the stage plays, any other reason you can think of save one very important one - of which Linus courteously reminds us.

And people need reminding.

Thanks for reminding me".

He's reminding himself.

One umpire, grandly dressed in a suit and holding a ball bat like a cane, courteously called out "unfair balls" and "strikes" as he reminded players of the number of "hands down" ("outs," that is).

Mr. Pullman's portrayal of the lean, virile cowboy from the South, who courteously but ardently woos the schoolmarm and defeats rustlers, reminds us that there is at least one contemporary actor with the aura of Gary Cooper, who played the Virginian on screen in 1929.

You may also want to remind your supervisor of these objectives--courteously and diplomatically--if you find you are being asked to keep working well beyond the agreed-upon objectives of your thesis.

As Zachary Karabell reminds us in his superb book, "Parting the Desert: The Creation of the Suez Canal," de Lesseps dug a canal all the way to Suez, roughly parallel to, and so competing with, the Overland, putting the route out of business at a stroke (though de Lesseps courteously erected a statue to Waghorn, since "he opened the route, and we followed him").

Or someone reminds you.

Which reminds me.