Sentence examples for is often reminded from inspiring English sources

Flores is often reminded by teammates of his good fortune.

In Ms. Porat's case, she is often reminded about recent Wall Street history.

For one thing, the modern traveller is often reminded of the Zionist and Israeli collective farms that are known as kvutzoth and kibutzim.

But it never quite gets the wind in its sails, and the reader is often reminded that it is a sequel, rather than a tale of adventure in its own right.

When Trisha Brown recalls the dances she has created with painters, sculptors and designers, she is often reminded, she said, of "how the visual aspects of the collaboration walked off the stage and took on their own life".

His descriptions of David Nash's sculptures in wood, or John Wolseley's "frottages" of the burnt-wood Australian landscape, and how these works come into being, are beautifully drawn works of art themselves.During his travels the author is often reminded, by trees and plants, of home.

The first stage of actor training is often reminding students of this innate capacity, scraping away all those creaky ideas of Acting with a capital A: the affected voices, stiff walks, earnest expressions and ornate intonations which aren't acting at all but just Doing Something (To Mask Our Embarrassment).

Juvenile offenders are often reminded that bad decisions have consequences.

But you are often reminded of his gifts.

Mr. Babbitt, we are often reminded, comes out of Tin Pan Alley.

THE market for young designers, we are often reminded, is both booming and brutal.