Sentence examples for had only reminded from inspiring English sources

"All this talk of the Andamans being the next Maldives or Seychelles had only reminded me how much I loathe the Maldives and Seychelles," he writes.

For some of us, this summer has only reminded us how much we have lost.

Show trials, complete with obviously coerced confessions, have only reminded the Iranian people, and the world, of the government's illegitimacy.

Had the president backed away from Common, he would have only reminded the Republicans that they can control his decisions, especially as they pertain to African Americans.

When awkward questions are asked – whether by MPs or human rights campaigners – about the Saudis' humanitarian record, their rulers have only to remind the British government of the defence contracts and security cooperation.

Sonographer has only to remind to not press deeply the abdominal wall with the probe while evaluating the patient for presence or absence of pneumoperitoneum.

Me, I just kept reminding myself I had only had one glass of wine in the interval.

Sally Becker (a flag-bearer who saved so many children from death in Bosnia) described with infectious humour driving an ambulance under fire, while Leyma Gbowee (credited with ending the civil war in Liberia) hastened to remind us she had only won the Nobel peace prize once.

The postseason had only just begun, and Kershaw would soon be reminded how fickle it can be.

In an Australia that has only this week reminded us of its inability to embrace a prominent Indigenous sportsman, proud and celebratory of his culture, the presence of a strong black woman – comfortable in her skin, body, sexuality and race – is a message that should ring loud and clear for contemporary audiences.

Her sophisticated and gutsy approach to Tudor tragedy has only served to remind me what a magnetic performer she is.