Sentence examples for keen reminder from inspiring English sources
Ciprian's energy, to a fortysomething observer, was a keen reminder that the young are not like you and me.
"WACK!" is a keen reminder that second-wave feminism coincided with other progressive movements — the sexual revolution clearly being one of them.
It was a keen reminder that any mayor or politician in Italy makes an enemy of the church at their peril.
A keen reminder of that era can be found on the A29 motorway, the road from the city's airport to Palermo, where a large monument marks the spot where Giovanni Falcone, an anti-mafia judge, was assassinated in 1992.
The harpsichord's tight sprays were a keen reminder of a time when composers could still feel themselves embraced in a great commonwealth of music going back to the 18th century and beyond.
The very existence of "Bush Mama," along with its rarity, is a keen reminder that the history of cinema is still awaiting discovery — and that this history is also the history of its own exclusions, its foreclosed paths, its lost prospects, its secret influences, the shifting course of its future.
There were few keener reminders of the Beautiful than the game against Italy in the 1982 World Cup, when he was captain: a game of surpassing skill and spontaneity capped by a wonderfully deceptive goal of his own, almost disguising the fact that Brazil then lost and left at the second-group stage.A gadfly in bootsYet Dr Sócrates, as Brazilian fans called him, never put football first in his life.
"They may avoid talking about what happened and be keen to avoid reminders, as they can become triggered if exposed to things that remind them [of the trauma]." While Healy is doing better since the incident in Thailand, she still struggles with going underground on trains or in tunnels, and can't go near the ocean.
Kidney was also keen to send a reminder to the referee Jonathan Kaplan not to fall for his Wales counterpart Warren Gatland's criticism of Irish ill-discipline.
Plays like "4000 Miles" and "The Aliens" by Annie Baker are heartening reminders that a keen focus on life's small moments can pay off in a big way onstage.
"As a last measure, depending on your contract, you may have a late payment charge clause, which can be used as a reminder to the payer that you are keen to avoid going down this route.
