Sentence examples for if we reminded from inspiring English sources
We'd judge our politicians more shrewdly, and more charitably, if we reminded ourselves regularly of the constraints that the system imposes on them.
What if we reminded ourselves that Hindu texts were filled with questions as well as answers?
This friction between "civilised" artistry and "savage" man-eating looks rather different if we remind ourselves of the very strange things done with human skulls and bodies by educated Christians during the peak of Britain's artistic and scientific revolutions.
It will help some if we remind ourselves that our situation also has a good side.
We can make some progress towards solving this problem if we remind ourselves that at the beginning of the Ethics, Aristotle describes his inquiry as an attempt to develop a better understanding of what our ultimate aim should be.
The Golden Circle provides compelling evidence of how much more we can achieve if we remind ourselves to start everything we do by first asking why".
But it doesn't have to be if we remind ourselves to participate in the new infrastructure this administration is providing to us.
If we make clean energy a big enough campaign issue, and if we remind candidates that climate solutions are good for America's workers, our economy, and our national security, we can restore comprehensive clean energy action to a top legislative priority.
This gets worse if we remind ourselves about the following: Igarashi, et al., observed in 93 specimens investigated for tumor microvessel density (MVD) and thymidine phosphorylase (dThdPase), that tumor cells strongly stained for TP were "…often observed as a rim in the periphery of the tumor nest".
If they responded positively, we reminded the respondents to take into account other products currently available and their household budget.
As the Americans and the British invade Iraq, and people from all over the world continue to work together in a British college of further education, we are reminded - if we need reminding - of the examples of tolerance, restraint and forgiveness that we are given every day.
