Sentence examples for remind men from inspiring English sources

"It was embarrassing," said IRENE AVENS, the head of reference services, who also had to remind men that removing their jackets was a no-no.

Just like checking the batteries on a smoke detector when moving the clocks two times a year, Father's Day is a good time to remind men of a certain age.

The driver replied that I was absolutely right, that of course women should be respected, and that the head scarf was the best way for women to remind men of this necessity for respect.

I've even seen a theory which states that breasts evolved to remind men of their mother's buttocks, a familiar and reassuring site for tree-climbing primates, and a notion to make every male reading this recoil in oedipal disgust.

In Plato's Apology,_ Foucault also noted, Socrates claims to have been sent by the gods to remind men to "concern themselves not with their riches, not with their honor, but with themselves and with their souls".

Roiphe ridicules this notion as "politically correct" and objects to educational materials that remind men that "hearing a clear sober 'yes' to the question 'Do you want to make love?' is very different from thinking, 'Well, she didn't say no.' " But is that such terrible advice?

The material world was created by God as a means of discipline (and its natural catastrophes such as earthquakes and plagues remind man that this world is not his ultimate destiny).

The first step might be reminding men to think about their reproductive health at all.

It may simply be nature's way of reminding men that their reproductive days are coming to a close, much as menopause signals a similar change in women.

On Friday, some of the many young women in Tahrir Square wore unofficial police headbands and held up signs reminding men to respect women.

By running the marathon, Higgins hopes his story reminds men to be tested, to go to the doctor, to listen to their wives.