Sentence examples for reminded how very from inspiring English sources
But to revisit this play is to be reminded how very fallible — and mortal — everyone in it is, starting with the mighty man of its title.
However one might respond to some of the complexities of current feminist debates, it's sobering and significant to be reminded how very recently the life of any sexually active and fertile woman – married or otherwise – was dominated by the prospect of pregnancy.
But he should read it, not so much to chasten his sunny view of our recent past in the Middle East as to be reminded how very hard it is to make progress in a region where memories are long, and practically everything is blamed on the United States (or Israel).
Moments like these, I am reminded how very lucky Tracie and I are to be raising our family in a neighborhood where everyone lends each other a hand.
"It's very important that papers like this are published so that we are reminded how fragile our knowledge of the universe is".
To be reminded of how very, very old these practices are is to be reminded, yet again, of how doomed and absurd and inhumane modern-day political efforts to curb access to contraception really are.
Writing about Indecent has reminded me how very decent I found Indecent.
And yet at the same time, we are reminded again how very necessary she is to this world.
Volunteering in Haiti had reminded me how very blessed I am, and had re-connected me to fundamental truths about life.
In recounting the effort to "detect planets in the 'Goldilocks' zones, where it is neither too hot nor too cold for liquid water," "Gazing Afar for Other Earths, and Other Beings" ("Life Out There" series, front page, Jan . 31 reminds us how very rare Earth is.
More than that, it reminds us how very different was the moral atmosphere of the cold war from that of our own time, as this telling aside from the notes of President Eisenhower (cited by Lieven and Hulsman) suggests: "Global war as a defense of freedom: Almost contradiction in terms".
