Sentence examples for repeatedly reminding from inspiring English sources

Publicly, and with advice from some out-of-office Republicans, the White House is applying pressure by repeatedly reminding Americans of the mess Mr. Obama inherited.

A slave held a golden crown over the general's head while repeatedly reminding him in the midst of his glory that he was a mortal man.

Mr. Whitacre is repeatedly reminding staff members that G.M. needs to serve its customers better, regardless of whether they design, build or sell cars.

But by repeatedly reminding employees that the Christian servant leader cherishes opportunities to provide cheerful service to others, Moreton argues, Wal-Mart transformed servitude from a negative job characteristic into a positive one.

Christie used the joke to his advantage repeatedly reminding audiences that his opponents wished for his death and chided the union for refusing to sack the author of the memo.

It is as if he is attempting to take essentially the same photograph – or the same kind of photographic portrait – over and over again, and, by doing so, he is repeatedly reminding us how infinitely expressive the human face can be.

But the past, the novel repeatedly reminds us, is obdurate.

But jewels were not the point, organizers repeatedly reminded us.

The movie repeatedly reminds us how hard life really is.

She repeatedly reminds us that the majority of them are educated people.

Boehner repeatedly reminds House Republicans that they control only "one-half of one-third of Washington".