Sentence examples for properly remind from inspiring English sources
Perhaps if I try to step outside of this context (and many of the essays in this collection properly remind us of how much context determines meaning), I might better see where some of these essays could fit into a useful discussion.
Pollsters quite properly remind us that they do not predict how many seats each party will receive: how votes translate into parliamentary seats is the product of our non-proportional, first-past-the-post electoral system, working out in 650 individual seats.
The author of this thorough life quite properly reminds us that Koestler...was a powerful intellectual force..
A sign in the lobby warned people to use the elevators properly, reminding them that "riding outside of cars is dangerous and deadly".
There has barely even been time to begin properly reminding people that Uefa boss and clean-up-man-come-lately Michel Platini voted for Qatar, and was accused of having been given a Picasso by Vladimir Putin.
MBA students can learn the tools commonly used in modern finance while learning how to model and balance risk properly.This reminds me of a discussion I once had with one of my professors, the dean of a prestigious business school.
During this meeting the instructor familiarized students with the in-class question procedure, ensured that clickers were working properly, and reminded students to complete the first weekly quiz before the deadline.
The song is a lesson in how to conclude an album properly while reminding us why The Byrds still are so revered.
Debating his claims properly might also remind people of Poland's unsung heroes, without whom more Jews would have died.
The Spanish conductor produced a sizzling riot of instrumental color that properly and excitingly reminded us of what all the fuss is about.
