Sentence examples for nice reminds from inspiring English sources

Entering the urban spaces of the city of Nice reminds us of just this: It is the Mediterranean climate, a story which cannot be told by any image.

And in some ways, reading Making Nice reminds me of a charming kid I once met at the beach, who soon after winning strangers' attention directed it to the scars on his leg from where he was mauled by a Rottweiler.

Say, "You're really funny, I love your jokes", or "You're so nice!" Remind them how much you love having them as a friend.

It will be fun to revisit the memories – and it might be nice to remind myself what I looked like 14 years ago.

In the times of heavy political animosity, it's nice to remind ourselves that this great team is ours and makes all Poles proud.

It's nice to remind people you're still on this planet and that you can do it still at this top level".

Kathleen A. Carlsson New York To the Editor: "It Started More Than One Revolution" did a nice job reminding all of us that the modern F.D.A. exists only because it changed with the times.

In a letter regarding operatives in Yemen, he urges that "it would be nice to remind our brothers in the regions to be patient and deliberate" and not anger local authorities.

"So it was nice to remind people that, at the age of 34, I can still play, I can still run and I am still around and I can still compete with the best players around".

It's always nice to remind them that you don't hate them because of some silly argument or a stupid action of yours.

Nice green car, reminds me of Jim Clark's 60s heyday.