Sentence examples for reminder even from inspiring English sources
Etymologically, the opposite of "suffering" is, therefore, "apathy"; the Passion of the Christ, say, is a reminder, even a proof, that suffering is something that a few high souls embrace to try to lessen the pains of others.
Flooding affecting south-west England and along the Thames Valley should provide a "sharp reminder" even to climate change sceptics of the risk of flooding, a former Conservative environment secretary has warned.
So when Fiat said recently that it would lay off a third of the work force in Tychy, or about 1,500 people, it was a harsh reminder: Even with the healthiest big economy in Europe, Poland cannot escape the Continent's economic downturn.
When the automaker Fiat said recently that it would lay off a third of the work force in Tychy, Poland, or about 1,500 people, it was a harsh reminder: Even with the healthiest big economy in Europe, Poland cannot escape the Continent's economic downturn.
Although tickets are priced at Hamptons rates — $100 for nonmembers; $500 for those who also want a lecture, lunch and a cocktail party — the event is a reminder even to have-nots of the aesthetic potential of earth and plant life.
And as a reminder, even though Google's Duplex is quite a feat, natural language processing (NLP) is far from solved.
And since it knows your phone number, it can send you reminders even when you're not home.
With your support, encouragement and consistent, gentle reminders, even toddlers are capable of returning items to their rightful places". This is especially important when school (or pre-K) starts up again.
To that end, Mora said there have been gentle reminders, even some swift kicks, about dealing with the noise.
The results reaffirm that plenty of barriers exist to the use of reminders, even automatic ones, in primary care [ 17, 19- 22].
If there are ten VHC reminders even before the patient arrives, there is in no way enough time.'" " 'My patient had a fasting plasma glucose value of 6.0 once, previously normal.
