Sentence examples for powerfully remind from inspiring English sources

Rather grim and earnest and puritanical not to read with the heart and the mind, I say … When we read sympathetically and attentively – giving over our presumption that we are here somehow to condescend or should tell the author that we know better – these books (quite powerfully) remind us that our contemporary reading experiences carry with them a certain relative poverty".

The media images of the Tring schoolgirls in their "inappropriate" skirts, worn over thick black tights, powerfully remind me of another recent case, in which a US teenager was sent home from school for wearing an outfit that revealed her collarbones.

Chemotherapy powerfully reminds cancer patients of their life-threatening illness.

More oddly still, the man powerfully reminded her of someone else.

Vadim Dubichev, an adviser to the region's governor, said he was powerfully reminded of the young women found in 2007.

"Weekend" powerfully reminds one of Godard's feeling for history, as when Paul Gégauff plays Mozart on a piano among the poultry in a farmyard.

But dealing with them will clearly be central to the next president's foreign policy, and Russia's assault on Georgia in August powerfully reminded the electorate that the cold war is not entirely over.

To visit a city like this, the capital of China's far western region of Xinjiang, is to be powerfully reminded that this country is very much a work in progress, a place where the center does not always hold.

At two new productions — Shakespeare's "Richard II" at Yale Rep and Craig Lucas's "Prayer for My Enemy" at Long Wharf — they will be powerfully reminded that theater can do a lot more than distract them.

But as Moshe powerfully reminds us, God's love and guidance are not enough.

The international component in the summer of 1984 was especially important, with dance and theater from Japan powerfully reminding of our Pacific Rim connections.