Sentence examples similar to habitually reminded from inspiring English sources
I habitually remind my family and my congregation that the Fourth Amendment gives us the right to refuse police searches.
While crime remains far below its historic peaks of two decades ago, as City Hall and the Police Department habitually remind us, gun violence has been creeping up.
The Canucks did fall into a matchup with the Sharks, in which the two franchises can compare notes on how to underachieve habitually, as Mark Purdy reminds them in The San Jose Mercury News.
Non-respondents were reminded.
He made no gesture, but he opened his mouth and I looked right down his throat, which distended to become a tunnel: the bocca d'inferno of old Christian art". These references to "graphics" serve as an early warning that life and art are inseparable for Hughes; his punchy, no-nonsense treatment of the whole hideous episode reminds us that he habitually responds to both with exceptional energy.
Although you may feel like a broken record, don't be afraid to remind those who are known to be habitually late how important it is that they are on time to the church.
Henry Stern, the ex-Parks Commissioner, who was reminding people of their "park names" — the nicknames he habitually bestows on civil servants — said he hadn't picked one for her yet.
The thick vapour and its sickly sweet taste makes me choke and reminds me of when I was 16 and spent my weekends habitually smoking shisha on Edgware Road.
It seems to me that as a parent you habitually and subconsciously invoke nostalgia as one technique of helping children through difficult periods – reminding them to think of happier moments as a defence against the present and a hope for the future.
We know that she's 17 years old because the X Factor judges seem contractually obliged to remind us of this on a minute-by-minute basis, and we know that she can sing because she habitually sings six or seven different notes when one would do.
