Sentence examples for prominent reminding from inspiring English sources

I notice he's made my wastepaper basket prominent, reminding me that I must try to throw things away.

But defense lawyers called a variety of witnesses, some prominent, to remind the jury of Mr. Al-Amin's efforts in the 1960's to register voters and desegregate the whites-only public places of the South.

Across three experiments, we compared the consequences of two prominent pedagogies (comparison and reminding) on memory and transfer.

In the aftermath, some prominent sports journalists reminded Price of the role of the fourth estate.

His large head reminded me of a Gilbert Stuart portrait of Washington, with its prominent nose and high, tapering forehead.

Feet were used as a prominent source of texture, variety and rhythm, reminding you why lines of verse are traditionally divided into feet.

Arthur Kaminsky, a prominent sports lawyer, was reminded of this mentality in 2002 when he and his Cornell friend John Hughes awaited the long program.

Ortiz was wearing a T-shirt from the 2008 All-Star Game, his last, and the Player of the Month trophy was on prominent display above his locker, as though both he and we still needed reminding.

Reminding voters of past struggles and victories, with images of heroic Nelson Mandela prominent in its publicity, still helps win elections in a landslide.

The prominent presence of this signage directly on the intravenous pole served as a visual cue, reminding nurses to double-check infusion parameters prior to administration.

And people need reminding.