Sentence examples for steadily reminded from inspiring English sources
As I silently raged against my diffidence and fear of celebrities, I was steadily reminded by more experienced partygoers that "you have to go up there".
The Americans were reminded that sanctions or not, the North Korean nuclear program is steadily advancing, thus increasing the likelihood of proliferation.
"Finale of #Dexter reminded me how mediocre its source material was; how the "Dark Passenger" crap steadily overtook show.
Non-respondents were reminded.
As for the team's popularity, Morrissey said it is slowly, but steadily, growing – even if they sometimes have to remind people that football is not the only team winning at T.C.U.
At a time of steadily diminishing political expectations, Mr. Goodwin feels that it is necessary to remind the two presidential candidates that when it comes to debates, it is style (music) rather than substance (words) that wins voters.
As if to remind them of the challenge, a clock above the platform ticked steadily down to the opening of referendum polling.
When the green movement steadily dwindled instead of strengthened over the year, our leading educators responded by promising an "eventual win" or reminding us that "it's a gradual fight".
And people need reminding.
