Sentence examples for execution a reminder from inspiring English sources
I caught concerts by London's four main orchestras over a five-day period, and stimulating they were: diverse in programming, exalted in their level of execution, a reminder that there's a serious daily life apart from the vicissitudes of the 24-hour news cycle, the agitations of the internet.
Mary Queen of Scots wore a crimson petticoat to her execution, a visual reminder of her desire to die a Catholic martyr -- an image reinforced by stories that her lips moved as though in silent prayer for 15 minutes after her head was severed.
The executions are a reminder of the power the regime is prepared to wield against its enemies.
Before their release, they had suffered constant beatings from guards while imprisoned so close to the electric chair that they could hear the executions, a regular reminder of their potential fate.
The collapse of the enormous project is a reminder that execution risk in these deals is not negligible.
But the largely forgotten execution of Streicher serves as a reminder that Western society also has set limits on what is deemed acceptable speech.
"Despite the strength of the cases, the federal executions this month will be a reminder of what the late constitutional scholar Charles Black Jr called 'the inevitability of caprice and mistake' in administering death.
David Cameron has said he is "happy" for members of the public to view parts of a new execution video released by the Isis militant group as a reminder of how "ghastly" the organisation is.
One of the most riveting works is also the smallest and most modest in its execution: A pencil drawing "Bather," dated between 1912-1915, is a reminder that culture changes.
Yet perfection of execution was not always balanced by consistency of interpretative insight, a reminder that Jansons has become variable of late.
