Sentence examples for implicit reminder from inspiring English sources

It's also, though, an implicit reminder of the challenge Abramson faces as she seeks to transform her newspaper.

His presence there was an implicit reminder to voters that she had already served and been present at the very highest levels of office.

And it presents an implicit reminder of the difficulties facing the Pentagon's plan to turn over areas like this one, with its determined and deep-rooted insurgency, to Afghan security forces by 2014.

Every time Mr Miliband answers a question, meanwhile, it seems an implicit reminder that Mr Brown rarely does.Conversely, the most wounding attacks on Mr Brown have come from people with no realistic prospect of replacing him.

Here's a nod to Mr. Kozinn's implicit reminder that creativity, and the breadth of life through artistic perspective are what must be infused in music performance, not simply the quest for authenticity.

But the explicit message to remain calm, coupled with the implicit reminder to buck up in keeping with the city's fabled toughness, sometimes seemed to fall short of helping people to meet the complexities of an extraordinarily difficult day.

Social support is a promising target for intervention, but it is important to distinguish between implicit social support (reminders that one belongs to a network of valued others) and explicit social support (seeking and receiving advice and emotional solace).

It's a stark, brilliant moment of implicit prophecy, a shivery reminder that these men are trapped in a game in which the rules and the outcome are predetermined.

"The measuring stick is how many championships you win," Jeter said, the implicit message serving as a reminder that in this statistical category, it is Jeter 4, Rodriguez 0. Jeter made his case with all due respect to Rodriguez's Most Valuable Player award, Gold Glove and 47 home runs in 2003.

It serves as a reminder of the implicit normativity in all disciplines of inquiry.

They viewed the bookings as an implicit rebuttal to the conspiracy theories, but also as a reminder that the parent companies of news organizations do indeed take sides sometimes.