Sentence examples for reminded about something from inspiring English sources

I was reminded about something very significant for our own happiness and I experienced a momentary shame and then the pure delight of freedom of spirit over the prison of the ego.

Q: Being friendly was not something you needed to be reminded about, was it?

I know how annoying it is to constantly be reminded about your race it's something I've tried to avoid most of my life.

I wanted to remind him about something.

Rahm Emanuel should beckon America's army of grim, cost-cutting politicians to two Chicago spots — eight miles apart and seemingly with nothing in common — to remind them about something forgotten in this age of scarcity: imagination.

Even then, his son was an avid chronicler and note-taker: "He would write on the back of his hand with a ball-point pen," his father continues, "notes to remind him about something, or on his palm or a leg or wherever was convenient".

And then there are those e-mails or phone calls reminding you about something that's overdue!

Each time Kent Desormeaux returns to Maryland, as he will this week for the 141st Preakness Stakes on Saturday at Pimlico Race Course, there's a good chance someone will remind him about something he did in his early years as a teenage phenom tearing up the sport.

If your roommate doesn't pay close attention to the tracking sheet, gently remind her about something you bought and make sure she notices your contributions.

If he doesn't want to eat then and you are relying on your cat to remind you about something, use an alarm clock.

This reminded me something about the Trans Siberian that I perhaps hadn't properly appreciated, as did the increasingly stressful and drunken conversation with the army officer with the big hands round my throat.