Sentence examples for intentionally reminded from inspiring English sources
But English Protestants remembered that history, indeed intentionally reminded themselves of it: beginning in the reign of Elizabeth I, they considered themselves members of a Protestant nation surrounded by powerful Catholic enemies.
It's one thing if the author is intentionally reminding the reader that this is language, not life; quite another if the translator does so inadvertently.
It reminded me, intentionally, I think, a little of the last act of The Cherry Orchard.
We are only visiting specks, blown by the winds of time, living against a blank white canvas — an area of the world God had either forgotten to paint or perhaps left intentionally blank to remind us of our insignificance.
So, on August 16 (intentionally on Madonna's birthday), I was reminded of how love for a close friend is just as, if not more important, than love for your romantic partner.
Each of her B-Set bowls for Makkum contains (intentionally) identical flaws that remind us of fragile antiques.
The judge reminded the boy of his responsibility for the attack, saying his actions "were not a mistake but intentionally committed".
Non-respondents were reminded.
(The movie, filmed in Toronto, takes place in Cleveland; both the real Ms. Kallen and her movie alter ego come from Detroit.) Her short, tight skirts and lace-up tops, combined with her confrontational manner, will remind viewers, perhaps intentionally, of Julia Roberts in "Erin Brockovich".
However, Homer is excited and wants payback against the sisters for the way they relentlessly mistreated him by making him intentionally fail his DMV test and reminding him of the debt.
