Sentence examples for deliberate reminder from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trevathan, a commercial fisherman, makes a point every summer of putting the canoe journey before work, a deliberate reminder to himself that priorities once were very different among Northwest natives.

Just a few arches of the bridge that once straddled the Yalu river, linking north-eastern China's Dandong to neighbouring North Korea, remain as a stark and deliberate reminder of the US raids that enraged him as a young man.

His decision to commit few new American financial resources to supporting the Arab Spring and his insistence that NATO allies must bear the brunt of operations in Libya were deliberate reminders that times have changed, and that America can no longer afford either new Marshall Plans or new wars.

Mr Gingrich sees only a "deliberate insult", a reminder of a period when Muslim conquerors ruled Spain.

And in a deliberate and bittersweet reminder that it took a war to gain freedom, Memorial Day has been set as the day before Independence Day, the fourth of Iyar.

Sadly, many young people see stop and search simply as a form of deliberate, ritual humiliation: an ugly, inevitable reminder of their ultimate powerlessness.

They are a reminder, as the Supreme Court deliberates over a challenge to the Voting Rights Act, of why this landmark law is still very much needed.

Blue is no easy watch, diving into the brutality of shark-finning, coral bleaching and microplastic pollution, and its deliberate lack of a Hollywood ending is a powerful reminder to the audience that they have autonomy over their own actions.

Throbbing and deliberate as a heartbeat, it was Ms. Carey at her isolated best, and a reminder that she's a complete anomaly in modern pop: an R&B singer who doesn't have to dance to prove her point.

It is a dismaying reminder that baseball continues to enable the tawdry likes of Rodriguez at deliberate cost to those who play it straight.

"Polanski at 76 provides a reminder of directors of the past who were raised on craft, not gimmicks, and depended on a deliberate rhythm of editing rather than mindless quick cutting.