Sentence examples for reminder of learning from inspiring English sources
Yet I have carried the blanket with me everywhere I have called home since I went to PBC at age 7. It's a reminder of learning to sail on the choppy waters of Pleasant Bay on Cape Cod, of leaving home for a month of sleep away camp at an age unfathomable to parents today, and of waterfront land once dotted with cabins now demolished and rebuilt as mansions.
At a time of rampant ageism in corporate America, this is a refreshing reminder of the benefits of learning from history and building multigenerational work teams.
The monkish scholars of the Dark Ages and the universities of the Middle Ages are reminders that the rushlight of learning flickered even in the most benighted periods.
This is, of course, a reminder and admonition for the teacher, though students are also supposed to be aware of their own trajectory of learning.
(5+) JE Rarely has a reissue been more timely than this reminder that learning comes in many forms, and that childhood play is never a waste of time.
Each loss of a life in this tragic exercise is a reminder of lessons never learned from history.
It is also a reminder of something I learned observing the court and the country, and listening in on the vital dialogue between them.
"The juxtaposition of this N.I.E. with the president's suggestion of World War III serves as an important reminder of what we learned with the 2002 National Intelligence Estimate on Iraq," said Senator Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois, in a statement.
It might not win, but it's a useful reminder of all the learning that's now been lost, since the last government handed the task of school building over to manufacturers of out-of-town sheds.
But current events do bring back memories — and they are, in particular, a reminder of how little we learned from that crisis 16 years ago.
Still, it is worth underlining, emphasizing and remembering this initial moment of total ignorance: If nothing else, it's a reminder of some things we learned on Sept. 11, 2001.
