Sentence examples for section reminds from inspiring English sources
Another section reminds visitors that the members of the species Homo sapiens, wherever they exist, have 99.9% the same DNA.
And, not incidentally, the show explicitly encourages its use — particularly, as one major section reminds us, to prevent the spread of H.I.V. and AIDS.
Thus, this section reminds us of the three considered dimensions of constrains viz., the environment's constraint, the equipment's limits and the user's needs.
A psychedelic solo section reminds me of Led Zeppelin and then segues to a Queen-like bridge.
The "Can We Do It?" section reminds us that we can, pointing out how we overcame an equally great challenge - sanitation - with indoor plumbing and sewer systems.
Edna can still recall what the teacher said about the story — about what a rare pleasure it was for a teacher to come across such writing, about how one section reminded him of early Tennessee Williams.
Statues like "The Wild Man" and the 15-inch marble "Moses" from the Cologne Cathedral, both on display in the show's Bauhaus section, reminded some of the suffering and spiritually restless inhabitants of Weimar Germany that Christianity had been thrust upon them by Rome, that this faith -- this womanizing, passive, defeatist faith, as they saw it -- had had its origins in Judaism.
As you come to the end of a section, remind the reader what the point was.
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Back on MySpace, Plain Material starts inauspiciously, like a scratchy, monochrome C86 demo, but it builds and builds until about halfway through when it suddenly breaks into this gorgeous, colourful melodic and rhythmic section that reminds us of a dream we once had, a wish that never came true, about Vampire Weekend..
This initial section forcefully reminds us of two things that are easily forgotten, starting with the heartbreaking idealism of the youthful civil rights workers (something also on display in Stanley Nelson's exceptional "Freedom Riders").
