Sentence examples for remind ourselves it from inspiring English sources

If the craic is a little subdued, we remind ourselves it is Tuesday night.

"Certainly a lot of the humor comes from the awful men we date, but we have to constantly remind ourselves it's comedy," Ms. Nixon says, "and it's gotten a little scary for us this year, because the writers are taking us into deeper waters".

Irony fans may have noted commentator Peter Drury saying, "It's worth reminding ourselves it's not just about Messi and 21 others," closely followed by the half-time montage sequence, over which Adrian Chiles lauded the little genius – Messi, not Drury – "trying to burrow his way through, shooting, gesticulating".

As lousy as so much sportswriting is, both in its baying-bro and stern-scold forms, it's good to remind ourselves that it's preferable at least to the smugness and constant churn of celebrity-driven non-scandals.

And as trap music continues to evolve and progress as an electronic deity, it is important to remind ourselves that it's a genre based off of another genre and give props to those who allowed that gap to be bridged.

We must find it in our hearts to forgive him -- and to remind ourselves that it could have been any one of us, or one of our children, behind that steering wheel.

We have to remind ourselves that it's essential to feel our pain before we can know that we want to leave it, and it doesn't always happen in a linear way.

Time to whack on "The Last One" and remind ourselves that it wasn't all this miserable.

"We always have to remind ourselves that it's another country".

Eventually, the dialogue begins to seem so completely plausible that we're forced to remind ourselves that it's invented.

In Britain, we haven't truly processed our colonial history, and we should remind ourselves of it.