Sentence examples for reminded of a problem from inspiring English sources

Reading this book, I was reminded of a problem I faced after I became mayor of New York City in 1994.

With this untenable value problem I'm reminded of a quote from Sayre, by way of Peter Thiel – "the battles are so fierce because the stakes are so small".

I was reminded of the problem this week in Puerto Adolfo López Mateos, a fishing town on Magdalena Bay in the Baja region of Mexico.

The reality of the film is a little more complex, but I was reminded of the problem I first faced of how to represent two institutions for whom associations and preconceptions are already so strong.

Having previously extolled the virtues of compact exhibitions that allow the visitor to devote sustained scrutiny to each object, I've been reminded of the main problem of a popular show with small items.

Pick a non-fiction topic that you feel you could write about in an interesting and original way or, alternatively: Choose a fiction topic which reminds you of a problem you once encountered and how you solved it.

If instead you're reminded of larger problems that you can never solve, the feel-good rewards diminish.

Does this remind you of a problem electorates have recently had?

The display is to remind passers-by of a problem that was rarely discussed years ago in what was called polite company, much less have served as the focus of an event-marketing effort for a consumer product.

As he put it: "Nobody wants to be reminded of huge, intractable social problems".

I was reminded of Miss Mac's gun problem by a quote in The Dead Yard, from a housekeeper who'd moved to Kingston from rural Jamaica in the mid-70s.