Sentence examples for ever present reminders from inspiring English sources

It has been a painful 10 years since we were attacked — with the ever present reminders of that day in the absence of our loved ones.

"Now, after a very long journey, it will serve future generations as an ever present reminder of the horrors inflicted on humanity by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis".

Their perpetrators are ever-present reminders of the inequality of the society we live in.

These ever-present reminders of his friends are a clue to what enables Dr. Gergely to be so prolific.

Those sayings and others hang from the ceiling in the locker room of the Mets' minor league complex here, ever-present reminders of the fundamentals of teamwork.

Meanwhile, average Egyptians face ever-present reminders that a narrow elite has grown even wealthier from the country's economic liberalization.

He cites Germany's ever-present reminders of the Holocaust as a model for the U.S. in reckoning with its own historical atrocities, and interviews the father of one of Norwegian mass shooter Anders Breivik's victims, whose continued opposition to the death penalty will strike some Americans as awe-inspiring, and others as simply baffling.

"The conflicts that rage around the world are ever-present reminders of what divides humanity.

Was it meant to be an ever-present reminder of Alzheimer's effect?

She still walks with a limp, and the constant pain is an ever-present reminder.

His memory is an ever-present reminder of the dangers they face for practicing their medical specialty.