Sentence examples for reminds itself from inspiring English sources

Hollywood has a lot of these grand and splashy memos, in which the industry reminds itself of what it has just done).

Business gets offside; as if waking from a dream, his party reminds itself that Mr Rudd, a diplomat by training, isn't really one of them.

Rugby needs to remind itself of his values.

In fact, all Britain needs to do is to remind itself of a simple traditional British virtue: teamwork.

Biology was forced to remind itself that many evolutionary questions had been forgotten, and entered an era of intense debate.

It should remind itself of the success of enlargement and not be deterred from continuing the process of enlargement further east.

The furnishings world has always had fashion envy, but it would do well to remind itself that fashion has its victims.

Teaching and headship is now a much better paid profession that needs to remind itself of its core mission and sense of moral purpose.

If the Hungarian government reminded itself and Hungarians about that history, it might help create a more positive and welcoming attitude towards those from Syria and elsewhere seeking safety in Hungary today".

Is America, as it looks ahead, reminding itself of the cavalier, unsustainable rearrangements flung at the region by earlier victors?David McDowall, a knowledgeable and deeply sympathetic expert on the subject, questions in "A Modern History of the Kurds" the supposition that Kurds worldwide automatically constitute a "nation" rather than an "ethnic community".

It also accounts for the preening self-regard of parts of the British left, which rids itself of any guilt about the perpetual failure of its schemes by reminding itself that the intention was good and the spending high – but then, just never quite high enough.