Sentence examples for reminder is needed from inspiring English sources
Wagner's two-hundredth anniversary arrives next May, and we will be reminded again, if any reminder is needed, of the aesthetic and political battles that have never ceased to rage around this composer.
But one of the challenges of Jefferson's memoir is to remind us – if such a reminder is needed in the era of Black Lives Matter – just how far we are from the utopia of a post-racial America, or a post-racial UK for that matter.
In case a reminder is needed that not only in sex is there passion, intrigue, betrayal.
vSignificantly, the point originates in an analysis of monetary policy where it is know as Goodhart's Law [ 56]. wOf course, whilst little reminder is needed, it is clear that this development has not been entirely successful.
But the Supreme Court's final decisions of this year's session reminded us, if any reminder were needed, that the impact of presidents outlive their terms in office.
Not that a reminder was needed.
If a reminder were needed, Iran's firing shots earlier this month at a U.S. drone provided it.
If a reminder was needed that Impressionism would do well if only it were represented by great works rather than by discarded leftovers, as is mostly the case, this was it.
Rob Smyth If a reminder were needed that the Premier League is sometimes overhyped, with quite a few games failing to live up to its "best league in the world" boast, this was it.
The colour that predominates is the turquoise of his sponsor Astana – a consortium of Kazakh companies – and, if a reminder were needed that Nibali is racing for the benefit of Kazakhstan, it came when a PR man from the team reminded press that this victory came on the birthday of the nation's president, Nursultan Nazarbayev.
At Tate Britain until 2 January David Shrigley's fourth plinth If any unnervingly jabby, doomily bronzed reminder was needed that Britain is going to seed, then the artist David Shrigley's sarky, spindly thumb (inset, left) is up there with Jeremy Hunt being in charge of something more complex than a box of gravel.
