Sentence examples similar to customarily reminded from inspiring English sources

He explained that although Soviet citizens did have the means to make ice (most Soviet-produced fridges came with "ugly aluminum devices included to prepare ice cubes," he reminded me), Russian drinks weren't customarily amenable to it.

"This just reminded me.

"Trig just reminded me.

Non-respondents were reminded.

When Kenneth Clark, in his book "The Nude," defines nudity as an ideal and unashamed condition, his words remind me of the quality that ballet dancers customarily have onstage, whether fully or minimally dressed.

Savage customarily works from a home studio, or a few of them; he likes to remind listeners that he lives and works in three or four "hidden locations".

If neither approach works, remind your colleague that in our pluralistic society, invoking God for narrow self-interest in a distinctly secular setting is a practice customarily reserved for winners of a Grammy.

And people need reminding.

Or someone reminds you.

Which reminds me.

We must remind them.