Sentence examples for is reminded here from inspiring English sources

One is reminded here of Archilochus's ancient and somewhat baffling adage: "The fox knows many things - the hedgehog knows one big thing".

In the film "Bull Durham," a character famously refers to "the Church of Baseball," and one is reminded here often of how far a lively mind can wander in church.

(Anyone who is reminded here of the plot of "The Pianist" might be interested to know that Halina Szpilman, the widow of Władysław Szpilman, who inspired the Polanski film, is alive and well in Warsaw; I met her at a concert by the Sinfonia Iuventus).

One is reminded here of Kant's dictum that "concepts without intuition" (Anschauung i.e., empirical content) "are empty and that intuitions without concepts are blind".

It is reminded here, that elastic analyses have demonstrated (Paulay and Priestley 1992) that the wall shear in the upper stories is opposite in sense to the external load shear and, as a result, the frame shear exceeds the external shear in these stories.

It is reminded here that the first objective of the paper is to examine whether the first mode dynamic characteristics of the structure, with the aforesaid rigidities, are close to the 'elastic' characteristics of the equivalent SDOF system (frequency and yield displacement or yield acceleration).

Food imagery comes so easily because eating, as we are reminded here again and again, is so fundamental.

I am reminded here of the exasperated lament of former Senator Fred Thompson, Republican of Tennessee, after Congressional hearings on the managerial, accounting and financial scandals of the late 1990s.

(I am reminded here of the Russian term vranyo, meaning an unstoppable compulsion to lie, with the falsehood recognised both by the liar and the person lied to).

Earlier this year, at the world championships in Melbourne, Australia, there were similar relegations, and Enrico Carpani, a spokesman for the International Cycling Union, said that the team leaders had been reminded here that the changeover rules again would be strictly enforced.

We are reminded here than in 1972 Dr. Spock, running on a People's Party ticket, got 78,756 votes for President & that the Girl Scouts, accommodate no fewer than 114,000 5-year-olds in a membership class called Daisies.