Sentence examples for reminds in from inspiring English sources

It reminds, in the worst possible way, of the creepy eagerness that awaited the coming of age of Harry Potter star Emma Watson, or the intrusive voyeurism around the celebrity photo-hack of 2014, whose victims numbered too many women who had originally found fame underage.

As Marc Andreessen reminds in his fascinating conversation with Charlie Rose, the Internet didn't take off until the browser.

And, as Maggie Koerth-Baker reminds in FiveThirtyEight this week, sounds can become so intense that they can even cause much more immediate damage, strong enough to tear a hole in your eardrums or even bowl you right over.

The readings included that elemental Ecclesiastes, the one that in its description of times and seasons truly reminds in its pristine simplicity that there is indeed nothing new under the sun.

We are reminded in Take Note!, though, that there were good reasons for those views.

We like being reminded, in fiction, of what we already know in fact.

As a voiceover kept reminding in commercial breaks, "Every second counts".

One missing feature, though, is the ability to be reminded in a specific location.

Scientists like evidence, as I was reminded in a recent meeting on gender issues.

"You listen, you're reminded in both situations you make compromises".

Finkelstein reminded, in a fiercely worded opinion piece, that in 1945, the BMA opposed the creation of the NHS.