Sentence examples for merely reminded from inspiring English sources

The Football Association has decided not to bring a charge and it has merely reminded Pearson of his responsibilities.

We were merely reminded of what happens when most of us do not have enough money, and a few of us have much too much.

(Trotter told me that he had been planning to test the swabs all along, and that the seminar merely reminded him to "get off my butt and do something").

Disconsolate, I went to the penthouse club of Santa Monica's Huntley Hotel in hopes of seeing flames in the hills, but there was nothing, only that orange, pseudo-apocalyptic lighting in the smoke-riven skies that merely reminded me of the annoying "skyspace" installations of the artist James Turrell.

Aside from what we said that is similar to what so many others have said, we also merely reminded that "the status quo is not sustainable" and the only path forward "leads towards two states".

That some cauldrons signed by Marvazi surfaced in Daghestan merely reminds us that objects travel.

In the end the play merely reminds us of the obvious: we're all destined to die.

We need to capture the imagination of voters, not merely remind them of how poor the other parties are.

Campaign volunteers who knocked on doors last week in swing states like Pennsylvania, Ohio and Nevada did not merely remind people to vote and arrange for rides to the polls.

If the phrase merely reminds NQTs of the glaringly obvious, that you need to be firm at times, it would be less troublesome.

A great poem of any age and in whatever style restores the unmediated innocence of experience and sensation, while a dated poem merely reminds one of how innocent one used to be.