Sentence examples for equally remind from inspiring English sources

But if Adams makes you think of Wordsworth, Eggleston can equally remind the viewer of William Carlos Williams, and his Blakean drop of rain on a red wheelbarrow.

Equally, reminding us of what Marx said of history, the family's story reappears the first time as tragedy and the second time as farce.

It brings significant pressure on the Israeli government - pressure that works both ways, on the one hand to push it into escalating the conflict, but equally reminding it of the potential cost of any drawn-out conflict.

European leaders equally as often remind him that that is unlikely to happen so long as Ms Tymoshenko remains behind bars.

Equally, trigger warnings remind students who may not have suffered a trauma or may never have faced prejudice and abuse, that these experiences happen.

As he is equally fond of reminding audiences now, the campaign has come a long way in nine months.

Equally important, it reminds us that racism continues as both a regional and national problem.

From filmmakers John Sullivan and Dinesh D'Souza — makers of "2016: Obama's America," the No. 2 grossing political documentary ever, as D'Souza will remind you — comes the equally polemical documentary "America".

All about avoiding limitation, these low-key shows equally seem designed to remind us that Trainor is not simply some viral internet phenomenon, but a versatile artist in the real world.

Equally importantly, we are reminding the government of Iraq of its commitments.

Equally, children should be reminded that "failing" at school is not failing as a human being.