Sentence examples for forever reminded from inspiring English sources

Destitute, he is unsure when he can go home, and forever reminded of the loss of his grandchild and nephews.

They have embraced the 2000 season as a joyous, startling documentation of hard-earned effort and faith in teamwork, but have been forever mindful, and forever reminded, that their final-game failure revealed what they have yet to achieve.

As I write this, I am forever reminded of how poor our language remains about such loss: can one truly give birth to a baby who has died?

That African American guitarist Leslie Riddle from Burnsville collected the tunes for the Carter Family and helped to launched country music; that Nina Simone, from the woods of western North Carolina, forever reminded us that black lives matter, that it is beautiful to be young, gifted and black?

And laughter will forever remind us of you.

That's why Ignatius Alexander is forever reminding the reader about our narrators' blind spots.

Some smells reminded me of other places, and some will forever remind me of New York.

And they forever remind us of what we should never ever forget: The people dreamed this country.

Jo will forever remind us that we have far more in common than that which divides us.

If you were a child who loved the moon, looking at the moon will forever remind you of childhood.

I was forever reminding him, "Please, Joe, try not to call out". "Remember to raise your hand". Sometimes I simply looked sternly in his direction.