Sentence examples for only reminded of from inspiring English sources
Sinclair is not the first to hate the Greenwich meniscus, and won't be the last - but we're only reminded of it when he gives it a savage mention.
Even so, whenever I hear the concept get a non-ironic run-out, I am really only reminded of the blinkered outrage and affront exhibited by Joe Pesci in Goodfellas, in the scene where he's explaining that Ray Liotta's going to need to come along and make up a foursome date night with the best friend of the girl he's trying to bang, because "she's prejudiced against Italians".
So why is it that we're only reminded of this during the holiday season?
But I'm only reminded of Pervez Musharraf's excuse for imposing martial law in Pakistan, that Abraham Lincoln and Napolean would have done the same thing.
Mike Jeremy at Daniel Stewart said: "Announcements such as the new iPad (yesterday) can only remind of the overall attractiveness of this market segment, where mobile devices growth is a key driver".
Hearing the piercing purity of his voice in such clarity, accompanied by 1970s Soul Power-era images of young Michael and the Jackson 5, not only reminds of his transcendent talent, but of his cultural import as perhaps the most famous black boy to grow up in front of America's collective eyes.
He explained that his mother didn't want to hear the sound of the bell again as it only reminded her of the arrival of the horrible news.
They not only reminded us of the greatness of acts we had forgotten, but also helped to destroy the idea of the guilty musical pleasure.
"Haven't exercised in the open air since 1975; walking from a matchbox into a shoebox of sunshine only reminded me of where I was and could be," he wrote in one letter.
"It not only reminded me of those days in Kabul and other parts of the country, but it created a feeling of fear, and of further hatred of this group.
At every fight, hundreds of people bombarded Arum with well-meaning wishes of condolence, but that only made it harder, only reminded him of John.
