Sentence examples for remind the reader from inspiring English sources

Other issues intrude just enough to remind the reader that a president juggles more than one problem at a time.

Tejpal does this well enough to remind the reader of Naipaul, except that he does not always stop in time.

Contemporary life is held at a bay, but references remind the reader it is not far off.

Ali's interest in the collisions between languages also requires her to remind the reader that narrative itself is translation.

Stephens does remind the reader at moments of the mother in Philip Roth who, reading about a plane crash, always counts the Jewish names first.

"If the writer does his job right, what he basically does is remind the reader of how smart the reader is," he says.

Mr Roberts is indeed right to remind the reader of "the paradoxical truth that Stalin was the dictator who defeated Hitler and helped save the world for democracy".

The chapter represents an effort to remind the reader of the meaning of "system," where it comes from, and what it implies for research, design, construction, operation, and evaluation in aviation, especially with regard to the human role in aviation.

I'm not sure if the sections to the right and left of his head are supposed to remind the reader of a garnish of sliced hard-boiled egg.

And after all, "Economic activity demanded calm and stability" – which might remind the reader of the good cheer with which the markets greeted the election of Bolsonaro.

Salant goes out of his way to remind the reader that he is only posing as a tough guy among violent, paranoid cons.