Sentence examples for mute reminder from inspiring English sources

The long wait for the start of spring, at last forecast to start in some parts of Britain this weekend, has been a mute reminder of how things might have been had Rachel Carson not written her devastating warning about the damage inflicted on the natural world by agricultural chemicals and industrial pollution.

Now, remnants of the city lie scattered in Begumpur village, as a mute reminder of its ancient glory.

LORAIN, Ohio — The dark, empty storefronts that clog the heart of this aging industrial city stare blankly at the street, their fading signs mute reminders of better and busier times.

Who else would remember Peipei's despair at fifteen when she held a finger to a lit match until the flame scorched her? Who else would recall the deaf-mute, a reminder that Bella had been a replacement for an imperfect product?

The flume of mute fire another reminder, if we needed it, to recalibrate orbital decay daily.

Almost as a provocation, Tolstoy places this fact — that Anna's adultery paves the way for Levin and Kitty's happy marriage — at the center of his novel, where it sits, a mute and ironic reminder of how much our own successes can depend on others' disasters.

But his stone villa still stands, a mute and still-elegant reminder of a lost world, of Jaffa's glory days before the nakba.

It will track how people use the tools to tweak the designs, but it sounds like that's more about what time increments to show in the Daily Reminder and Mute Notifications options than drastic strengthening of their muscle.

A new mobile application called Listen wants to make phone numbers smarter by giving you more control over who's texting and calling, thanks to a variety of features like whitelists, reminders, auto-responders, mute buttons and more.

All the reminders could leave Jenny Heyman mute.

One whale skull had been opened by the wind to reveal the opalized remains of the animal's brain, glowing in the sun as a reminder that all we animate today is borrowed from mute stone.