Sentence examples for message reminded from inspiring English sources

He was cute, but his text message reminded me of my 13-year-old cousin.

More than once, I found myself racing the engine in neutral, feeling like a jerk, while a patronizing dashboard message reminded me to "Press unlock button to select gear".

Responding to my earlier post on this subject, the media critic Jack Shafer in a Twitter message reminded his readers of his interview from January 2011 with Barbie Zelizer, the author of "About To Die: How News Images Move the Public".

Combining different components into one rich message reminded me a little of Google Wave but Teare rejects the comparison — saying the now defunct Wave was "too complicated and too geeky", and that just.me is "closer in spirit to a mobile Facebook".

Sowden tells me that, instead of a child, this message reminded her of a teenager defending themselves against a parent: "There is a larger focus on the relational aspects and negative ways in which they communicate than on the actual topic of housekeeping and the solutions".

Those at high risk will also receive a text message reminding them to visit their GP.

Each week Langejans sends out an e-mail message reminding people of their scheduled days off.

Along the bottom line came this urgent message reminding us of what we'd just seen: "Breaking news.

The ceremony was much smaller this year, and Bishop Joseph Zen delivered a mildly worded message reminding protesters to follow the biblical admonition to turn the other cheek if struck.

Any talk of sending a message reminds me of Samuel Goldwyn and his scorn for screenwriters who larded their scripts with social significance: "If you want to send a message," he said, "send it by Western Union".

I immediately sent Kari a message, reminding her we've all said things about our spouses that we regret in moments that were not representative of the big picture.