Sentence examples for rather than reminding from inspiring English sources
There are books with characters who don't behave or misbehave, but merely act like themselves, illustrated by artists who dream up improbable worlds rather than reminding us of the restrictions in our own bossy homes.
If you hear on the weather report that it's going to rain tomorrow, rather than reminding yourself to bring your umbrella, set the umbrella by the front door – now the environment is reminding you to bring the umbrella.
Indeed, rather than reminding us of the morally upright, pre-credit days we left behind, the return of layaway should remind us that in many ways we're still stuck in that decade: since the early 1970s, the median male wage has declined.
The reds are all too often huge and jammy, and rather than reminding you of fresh fruit, as good wine should, they taste stewed and overcooked.
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WASHINGTON – Imagine if rather than reminding you to sign up for health insurance at the start of open enrollment, your employer ignored the matter entirely and instead spent company time and money bashing the insurance program.
Gay men sought disco, in a celebratory mood, rather than remind themselves of the closet they'd only recently vacated.
Rather than remind Democrats of what could have been, rather than arouse any sense of anger or regret, they seemed intent on hiding him.
Rather than remind viewers that Mr. Bush backed legislation in Texas that would permit the carrying of concealed weapons in churches, hospitals and nursing homes, Mr. Gore presented himself as a defender of gun owners.
But if I were Ginni Thomas, I think I'd just prefer to let this sleeping dog lie, rather than remind half the country why they think her husband is a liar and a buffoon who belongs in the Supreme Court building as a tourist at best.
Rob Mitchum commented that Spears "finally, she just acted like an adult, rather than constantly reminding us she wasn't a girl anymore".
