Sentence examples for is only reminded from inspiring English sources

Do Your Thing sounds chintzy, and with Good Luck hoves into view, one is only reminded that, at their peak, orchestral grandeur was just one of Basement Jaxx's many powers.

But as Mr. McCain races to play catch-up with his Republican presidential primary rivals before the end of the second quarter, he is only reminding military companies and lobbyists why they have never liked him.

Sinclair is not the first to hate the Greenwich meniscus, and won't be the last - but we're only reminded of it when he gives it a savage mention.

So why is it that we're only reminded of this during the holiday season?

But I'm only reminded of Pervez Musharraf's excuse for imposing martial law in Pakistan, that Abraham Lincoln and Napolean would have done the same thing.

"Oh, he's only reminding me to never, ever, under any circumstances, have another kid," the father said.

Anyway, I'm only reminding you to see "Rent" because we all know the show that is going to be replacing it:.

In fact, "they" are only reminding the Hungarians and Romanians how they wanted to live when they joined the union in 2004 and 2007 respectively.

Bel is respected by her colleagues and is only occasionally reminded that, as a woman, she is considered a second-class citizen, a reminder most often delivered by Angus McCain (Julian Rhind-Tutt), an upper-class snob who is a media adviser to the ailing prime minister, Anthony Eden.

A debate about health care is only going to remind them of your fiasco in Washington.

What is she, that all our swains commend her?" Actually, I'm only partly reminded of it because I'm not sure what "all our swains commend her" means.