Sentence examples for regularly reminded us from inspiring English sources

Standards for England also regularly reminded us that councillors were consistently more trusted than any other type of politician.

While regularly reminding us (and maybe himself) of Churchill's greatness, Hastings describes one lamentable mistake after another.

That's fine, since as broadcast meteorologists regularly remind us, the "jet streams" are major players in surface weather.

The Times regularly reminds us that our food choices not only affect our physical health but also shape our social, environmental, economic and cultural identities.

In fact the Fawcett Society regularly remind us that feminists come in all shapes and sizes by posting photographs of celebrity supporters Bill Bailey, Ken Livingstone, Tracey Emin and many more.

There's no doubt, as Maraniss too regularly reminds us, that the Rome Olympics took place against the backdrop of momentous events.

She regularly reminds us of the singularity of her show ("You will hear this nowhere else"; "Very important interview coming up, stay with us"; "Big show coming up tonight").

People still eat at other people's houses over the course of a week, and those people are generally idiots, and Dave Lamb regularly reminds us of this fact at a frequency that maybe only bats can hear.

They regularly remind us - as in the special text box in the Observer's generous preview of Cohen's What's Left? - with some glee that the dedication in that book "to Paul" salutes none other than the newly semi-repentant neocon stalwart Paul Wolfowitz.

But as history regularly reminds us, the present tells us very little about the future.

As the Federal Open Market Committee regularly reminds us, current economic conditions warrant a low Fed funds rate for the foreseeable future.