Sentence examples for forcefully reminded from inspiring English sources
As we were recently forcefully reminded by our Minister for the Arts, the government expects to see tangible results from its funding.
Trouble arose between the two men when the scholar indulged in impertinent gestures of independence and the dealer forcefully reminded him of how his bread was buttered.
IT is primarily in the face of suffering, whether the tragedy is individual or collective, that I am forcefully reminded of what atheism has to offer.
Great musical theater does not always take place in the precincts around Times Square, as I was forcefully reminded last week.
When I was in Guatemala City, toward the end of July, that past introduced itself into the present in a way that forcefully reminded me that those events hadn't been so long ago after all.
My oldest brother, Robert, while acknowledging the accomplishment of killing bin Laden, forcefully reminded a reporter for The Omaha World-Herald that it did little to bring Larry back.
If there's any doubt, President Obama needs to forcefully remind him.
Nothing, as Taleb forcefully reminds us, is as "antifragile" as a book and the tales it can tell.
She forcefully reminds you of how little you know about music beyond the borders of the United States.
That remark distills the nostalgic mood of a documentary that forcefully reminds you of the passage of time.
He forcefully reminds us of those rough years; he also believes that Obama's America is now renewing its global stewardship.
