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And although you are persistently reminded that you can make the dishes at home — the co-executive chef, Suvir Saran, recently published a cookbook — the cuisine is more haute than homey.
Finance Ministry officials have also quietly and persistently reminded journalists and others that tax revenue is falling significantly as companies lay off workers in an effort to overhaul their operations.
Ryan Gilbey It takes a particular genius to captivate viewers with a fairytale even as you're persistently reminding them that it's all made up and you can probably guess what's going to happen anyway, but The Princess Bride was serving up self-aware fantasy back when computer power couldn't begin to contemplate making something like Shrek.
Terry persistently reminds me that he is "not a heckler", instead choosing to stroll off when he hears something disagreeable, which seems to happen almost constantly.
Meanwhile he's continuing on with his daily business while persistently reminding ICBC that "religious rights weren't put in place for the familiar status quo religions, [but] rather for cases that are unusual".
The clicking sound associated with time passing has long been a means of (getting across) the feeling of anxiety in cinema dramatic presentation of the passing of time to our own experiences of lying awake at night with the sound of our watches ticking, persistently reminding us that the seconds continue with or without us.
And the value of the shoulder-fired SA-24 reports, and how they have persistently regenerated, is that they serve to remind those who follow these themes just how difficult this all can be, especially when moving quickly or when not vetting unusual finds against multiple independent sources.
Surprisingly, the ballad "Slackjaw Romance has the most persistently catchy melody that has echoes of theatrics that reminded my of My Chemical Romance's concept album "The Black Parade".
Use your continued association to remind the defaulting friend of his obligation -- gently, but persistently -- and make it clear that you do not condone his lapse.
And so we are reminded again and again, the word itself recurring persistently , as though what is lacking in penetration can be made up by iteration.
With the dust finally settling over whether Senator Clinton and her staff invoked the "gender card" as a cover for her lackluster performance during the latest presidential debate I am reminded of a question former Congresswoman Patricia Schroeder had to persistently confront when she ran for U.S. Senate.
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The phrase "persistently remind" functions as an adverbial modifier to the verb "remind". It emphasizes the manner in which the reminding action is performed, indicating that it is done continuously and with determination. Ludwig AI confirms its grammatical correctness.
Expression frequency: Rare
