Sentence examples for reminded through from inspiring English sources

Ultimately "The Shaggs" seems hamstrung by tonal uncertainty: the girls are extravagantly untalented, as we are repeatedly reminded through excerpts from their album's title song, both played live and heard on the original recording.

"At a time of underemployment and digitized labor that doesn't have real products at the end of the process people want to be reminded" through images from pop culture, Mr. Nelson said, "that we as men do work, we do labor, we do still make things".

"All you have to do is be reminded through social circumstance that things are the way they are.

As we've been reminded through recent discussions of the "fiscal cliff," however, Obama clearly does not relish the personal, one-on-one Congressional politicking practiced so effectively by Presidents like Lyndon Johnson and Ronald Reagan.

When a sample was missing, the parents were reminded through a telephone call within 5 days.

To increase the response rate, parents who had not responded were also reminded through a phone call.

A live choir or musical accompaniment, rather than a recorded choral soundscape, would have added a human dimension to a building which constantly reminds through its scale how small we humans are.

Reminding through structural similarities may promote both memory for the individual instances and the general principles that connect different episodes.

He got this shot, as he reminded us, through perseverance and, where Haye brings zest, he has an undeniable presence.

As she has reminded us through her campaign, Hillary Clinton has 30 years of political experience she may drag over the finish line into the executive office.

As Taras Karasiichuk, president of the Ukraine Gay Alliance reminded me (through a helpful translator): Becoming an LGBT activist in Ukraine and everywhere in post-Soviet Europe means becoming part of a highly stigmatized group and losing any chances of a 'normal' life.