Sentence examples for intermittently reminded from inspiring English sources
The whole evening — as long as a Jacques Rivette movie (and why was he missing from the "In Memoriam" montage, by the way?) — intermittently reminded me why I care about movies.
When she and her colleagues offered volunteers a choice between an immediate small reward or a larger reward if they waited, they found that people often buckled and took the small reward if they were intermittently reminded about it, but if they pre-committed to taking the larger reward, they were more likely to reap it.
TV intermittently reminds its viewers that what is happening in Bahrain is an anti-monarchy protest by the Islamists.
Across from a chain restaurant next to the local Imam Hatip secondary school, AKP election spots are played in a loop on a screen, intermittently reminding passers-by of the dark days before the party's ascent to power 13 years ago.
The Jazz has an automatic braking system for city driving, which beeps intermittently to remind you of the existence of other people.
(One is reminded of Virginia Woolf's portrait of her father, Leslie Stephen, another intermittently enraged mountaineer).
A woman a row ahead of me took gulps from a water bottle that intermittently blinked red to remind her when to hydrate.
Non-respondents were reminded.
What's more, it reminds me of problems with Mr. Morris's work that I've had intermittently since first seeing it in 1984.
It also reminds us that when Massive Dad are good, they're very good – which happens only intermittently here.
