Sentence examples for paper reminded from inspiring English sources
"In 1997, Maskhadov was a desired guest at the Kremlin," the paper reminded its readers.
Indeed, when British troops arrived in the Prijedor region last year, the local paper reminded its readers that they had fought alongside Serbs in two world wars.
"I used this for my father's copy of Jane Eyre," she said, explaining that the paper reminded her of the dresses the orphaned heroine might have worn.
This paper reminds us of something important, which critics of the elite often don't understand, or don't want to understand.
Nevertheless this paper reminds us we need to be vigilant and continually monitor the atmosphere for even small amounts of these gases creeping up".
Other prints made with the same collaged-wood technique, on Indian handmade paper, remind you that paper is wood — wood pulp, anyway — and that every drawing or print is therefore a kind of sculpture.
WITH income tax time ahead, I've been rummaging through drawers for records, which explains why I just came across a slip of paper reminding me of an airline ticket to Seattle that I canceled in late 2010.
And in response to a prominent Texas A&M University professor who wrote a critique of Keys, he said that the paper "reminds one of the distorting mirrors in the hall of jokes at the county fair".
Just as John F. Kennedy carried a piece of note paper reminding him of the narrowness of his victory in 1960, Mr. Bush should keep in mind the more complicated numbers of this election.
The paper reminds its readers that Cameron "managed FOUR getaways last summer" before going into detail about the luxury yoga retreat the prime minister and his family are enjoying in Lanzarote (they did at least fly there by Ryanair).
Parts of this second paper remind me of the timeless Richard Hofstadter essay, "The Paranoid Style in American Politics," which is, by the way, essential reading for anyone trying to understand the influence of climate denialism on modern American or Australian or British politics.
