Sentence examples for example reminds us from inspiring English sources

University of Michigan linguist Anne Curzan, for example, reminds us that English used to distinguish between thou (singular) and you (plural).

Jeremy Thorpe's life, for example, reminds us of both the potency of anti-gay prejudice and the willingness of a deferential  establishment to turn a blind eye.

His example reminds us that the men and women who made pictures like these in the Golden Age of Hollywood were not just creatures of a system.

Moran's layering of pigment in a painting of the Yellowstone River, for example, "reminds us of the slow accumulation of strata over time".

Giving air time to talks on housing, for example, reminds us that technologies are not exclusively internet- or mobile phone-based.

James Karales's candid picture of Dr. King at the kitchen table, talking with his young daughter Yolanda, for example, reminds us that the lives of black Americans, no matter how famous, were inevitably fraught.

The exceptional ones, of which "America Aflame" is a distinguished example, remind us that the past is ultimately as inscrutable as the future.

It can, for example, remind us of what is beyond dream – the real forms of living creatures that exist without human agency.

Their strength and their passion, their enduring example remind us that for all the power of militaries, for all the authority of governments, it is citizens who choose whether to be defined by a wall, or whether to tear it down.

The speed with which the small community breaks apart under pressure – see Global Crisis for umpteen historical examples – reminds us how thin is the veneer of civilisation.

The range of his examples reminds us that such satisfying states of performance can be experienced in even the most low caste and mundane of activities, including butchering, criminal skills, as well as in the finest of arts, and philosophy.