Sentence examples for perpetually reminding from inspiring English sources

They are both ghost stories — and in this respect they are representative, for all of Bolaño's work is death-haunted and is perpetually reminding us of Nietzsche's warning against thinking of life as the opposite of death: "The living are only a species of the dead, and a rare species at that".

Perpetually reminding singles of their friends' engagements and wedding could lead to sad or jealous users.

These narrators travel around, driven by an unspecified compulsion, perpetually reminded of other times and places.

As every fat person is perpetually reminded, more than 84 million American adults are considered clinically "obese".

His prose perpetually reminds us that in this world, outside of our media-generated superficialities and stereotypes, classes and cultures are less cognisant with each other than ever.

We were perpetually reminded of Him, and we were always doing His work, much of which consisted of protesting at local abortion clinics.

(BTW, regarding these jobs, I'd like to hear from those politicians who perpetually remind us that that government doesn't create jobs).

I still stoop to peer up at the skyscrapers when I drive through midtown Atlanta, and when I'm in New York, I must perpetually remind myself to stop gazing upward as I walk the streets.

As a result, we are perpetually reminded exactly how much white males in positions of leadership in tech continue to dismiss their responsibility not only in speaking out against people like the author of this manifesto but also how much white males dismiss their role in creating this environment.

His body was art: with his exquisitely articulated muscles and perpetually cocked hips, he reminded me of Michaelangelo's David.

But he's lovable, partly because his perpetually stooped-over posture reminds us of great Americans like Ed Sullivan and Richard Nixon.