Sentence examples similar to graciously reminding from inspiring English sources
Or when Timehop graciously reminds you about the embarrassing tweets you felt were necessary to share with the world five years ago.
I graciously remind you that said situations will likely arise as everyone is different; however, constant and direct communication will help you and your partner connect and be on the same page.
Abdalati has graciously skewered these denialist propagandists by reminding everyone that they haven't produced any scientific evidence to back up their claims -- no data, no peer-reviewed research.
First up was the assistant chief of mission at the American embassy, James Keith, graciously acknowledging Mr. Robinson's hurried apology, and reminding everyone that American statements, both by Ambassador Karl W. Eikenberry and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, had been critical of the Taliban.
The winner, I'll remind you, will receive a TeleNav GPS Receiver with three months of service, graciously donated by TeleNav.
His Petrushka, notably beautiful, is graciously touching rather than violent or eruptive, and the clean-textured, superbly detailed playing from the BBC National Orchestra of Wales reminds us just how startlingly original Stravinsky's sonorities are.
The rebuilt St Luke's reminds me of an ocean liner, its great state rooms divorced from the engine rooms with their massive boilers and turbines, and even from the raging sea beyond their graciously decorated steel walls.
Mrs. Prentiss graciously consents.
