Sentence examples for harrowing reminder from inspiring English sources

But each presents a harrowing reminder that even the finest scientists in the world's best labs can make mistakes with potentially deadly consequences.

This six-month mark is a harrowing reminder of the devastation caused in this short time and scale of need in this young nation".

Although Mr. Lu was criticized in China for his portrayal of some of the Japanese soldiers, his insistence on their humanness is a harrowing reminder that it's smiling, eating, living men and not only faceless regimes who commit atrocities.

Instead, it became a harrowing reminder they have much to learn at this level and, having thrown it away, they might just have to accept the allegations of naivety that come their way.

It was enough for a space heater and lights, but not for the network router, providing your correspondent with a new favorite excuse for missing a copy deadline.In seriousness, it's a harrowing reminder of the challenges of a real Mars mission.

HANGZHOU, China — The image of a 5-year-old Syrian boy, dazed and bloodied after being rescued from an airstrike on rebel-held Aleppo, reverberated around the world last month, a harrowing reminder that five years after civil war broke out there, Syria remains a charnel house.

With the signs of progress came harrowing reminders of the war's cost.

The events were harrowing reminders of the destructive force of a batted ball, and the varying consequences of two hits that may look the same.

But there were also harrowing reminders of what Red Nose Day and Comic Relief are about, with moving films on the effects of malaria, pneumonia and starvation in Africa and domestic abuse in the UK.

Those caveats duly noted, two programs this week about the war in Afghanistan, both turning up where you wouldn't expect to find them, are harrowing reminders that whatever you think of that war, the jeopardy of combat is frighteningly real.

Along the way the crew of the St. Roch and a support ship, the Simon Fraser, found a chilling reminder of how harrowing the Arctic can be: a skull and the graves of six men believed to have perished in the late 1840's as part of the ill-fated Franklin expedition.