Sentence examples for privately remind from inspiring English sources
SMS messages can also privately remind patients of appointments, working to encourage return visits despite taboos against reproductive healthcare.
And Israeli officials privately remind us of their quiet military relationship with Turkey, acting as if Ankara could still be relied upon.
Not surprisingly, some Democratic officials also privately remind voters of the history of Mr. Ruiz's legal troubles, calling him a convicted felon and pointing out how Mr. Ruiz lost his State Senate seat as a result of his 1989 conviction for making false statements on a bank loan application.
Also, the Jets are privately reminding people that Johnson received a $6 million signing bonus that was predicated on his six-year contract.
Jacobs has publicly praised Bradshaw's ability to make the shifty plays that he cannot, and privately, he has reminded Bradshaw to keep the ball high and tight to avoid fumbling issues.
But privately, Smith was reminding players that the terms of the deal were the ones that had been negotiated and that they should not allow their concerns about the process to upend the deal.
According to Woodford, Kikukawa had reminded him privately upon appointing him president: "I am the one who has the authority to hire and fire, and to decide remuneration for board members and the next tier down of management," thus signalling Woodford was "little more than his puppet".
(Private-equity lobbyists privately agree).
The bankers and politicians gathered in Davos for the World Economic Forum may have only admitted it to themselves privately, but a rival summit wanted to remind them: you really screwed up.
As relief efforts continue in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, we are reminded by the July 2016 piece on privately owned subsidized housing in flood areas in Houston, via the Houston Chronicle.
Privately, they laugh off the underdog label, with Richardson reminding skeptics that few picked Butler to advance to the N.C.A.A. championship game.
