Sentence examples for merely a reminder from inspiring English sources

But these larger elements, with their promise of uncertain change, are never the story, merely a reminder of it.

For anyone who has grown up with the British Council, it's merely a reminder of the Taliban's sustained attacks on culture and education.

But Dr. Sidney Wolfe, director of Public Citizen's Health Research Group, said the new Viagra ads are merely a reminder that drug companies will say anything, even if it is incomprehensible, to increase sales.

For now, I'll simply state that it is merely a reminder that one of the reasons JPMorgan is paying a low price is because it is bearing the litigation risk.

This was not merely a reminder of the amniotic fluid or the way that newborn babies swim naturally, but a way of imparting movement and freedom, the feeling, while in labour, that "something is just around the corner".

Whether the Sentinel goggles are a harbinger of armed drones controlled by soldiers' minds, or merely a reminder of the limits of new-fangled technology, depends on how far you look into the future.

I do not see anything wrong with wearing symbols of luck, or engaging in ritualistic practices that embody such attributes; not for the reason that an elephant-headed god will actually save us, but merely as a reminder for what that symbol represents.

For some residents, technology companies were not merely getting a reminder of how reliant they were on electricity.

Andrew Mueller This is Shameless's 100th episode, a statistic that, for many, will serve merely as a reminder of the series' descent towards mediocrity.

I mention this history merely as a reminder that employing questionable campaign tactics, and sticking it to one's opponents in ways that (how to put it?) stretch the truth in imaginative ways, are hardly new developments in American politics.

Now that the mail doesn't arrive until lunchtime, it's merely a dispiriting reminder that my day has once again settled into its dreary, conventional routine.