Sentence examples for reminded professor from inspiring English sources

In his stirring message, Tunku had reminded Professor Dr Sharifah of her duty to "take care of this nation as a mother, wife, intellectual and patriot".

He reminded the professor that "most of the world's renowned were men who, when comparatively young men, by one significant stroke made themselves peers of men who had strove slowly and painfully to their positions".

We were reminded by Professor Alioune Sall, who advises Liberia's President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, that there is half a trillion dollars sitting in private African banks but rendered impotent by ill thought out national legislation and lack of banker confidence.

"Imagine that a university sends around a bulletin reminding every professor to take the 'interests of graduate students' into account when setting office hours, but that some professors teach only undergraduates.

"Mr. Zibakalam, why did you go to jail [under the late Shah's rule]?" Rasai asked, trying to remind the professor of his revolutionary past.

This reminds your professor that you consider the class important.

My computer professor reminded me I had received a C in his introductory course.

But," he says, "they won't tell you about it... " The following morning when we travel out into the bush with Lux Peke and the village women, I'm reminded of the professor's words.

The professor reminded me weekly: "Stop coming to every problem with the answer".

My patient professor reminded us repeatedly that if we chafed at the complicated prose instead of slowing down and puzzling it out, we were missing the point.

Tom McBride and Ron Nief, an English professor and a now-retired administrator at Wisconsin's Beloit College, started compiling the list in 1998 to gently remind ageing professors like me that saying "groovy!" probably wouldn't get us very far with students.