Sentence examples for reminder not only from inspiring English sources

It's a salutary reminder not only of Quatermass's greatness, but of the way Kneale helped shape British TV.

Bush is like Kryptonite: a reminder, not only of what happened the last time Republicans got their way, but of the situation that Barack Obama inherited.

Looking back at the lists of 2006's publishing highlights was a reminder not only of pleasures enjoyed, but of reading duties neglected.

"Chico & Rita," nominated for an Academy Award as the best animated feature, is a reminder not only of the aesthetic vitality of hand-drawn, two-dimensional animation, but also of the form's ability to provide entertainment and enlightenment for adults.

Not surprisingly, a number of the company's books have been denounced as irresponsible... Regnery's list is a reminder not only that the American marketplace continues to welcome books with a rightish agenda but that attacking the Clintons is good business.

It is a reminder not only of how propulsively Mr. Grisham's fiction is constructed but of how difficult it is to make messy reality behave in clear, streamlined fashion.

"We are seeing reminders not only of what happened but of how dangerous things are right now," said Dr. Alan Steinberg, a psychologist at the U.C.L.A. trauma program.

Which I think is perhaps my favourite method as there is no way I can lose it... .. "They are wonderful reminders not only of the page you were on, but of sunny hours with your hands in the earth".

Yet however frequently one hears this orchestra, its nearly annual visits to Carnegie Hall come as reminders not only of what a spectacular, virtuosic machine it is, but also, and more important, that canonical works can sound unusually fresh and powerful when the voltage is sufficiently high, and when even the smallest details are reconsidered.

In the N.F.L., he was a reminder that not only players became engulfed in off-field problems.

For Taiwan, the run on rice wine is a reminder that not only China is on the verge of an economic milestone.