Sentence examples for thus reminding from inspiring English sources
The mirror holds the ruins of my faceRoughly together, thus reminding meI should have played it straight in every case,Not just when forced to.
He taunts Mr Obama by saying that if his rival wanted to run against Mr Bush, he should have done so in 2004 (thus reminding voters of his opponent's youth and short service).
He pushed these questions further than anyone else, taking nothing for granted; showing that even fundamental assumptions could be questioned, thus reminding his interlocutors that deeper explanations are needed.
Like a chef who's not afraid to disclose his recipes, Bezos writes to his shareholders every year – his missives are all here – and he always appends his first 1997 letter, thus reminding everyone that he's not about to lose the plot.
And at least one cheer too for the party whips who ensured Hardman received a full personal apology, thus reminding anyone inclined to this sort of thing that reducing a professionally competent woman to the sum of tits'n'ass in front of her colleagues may ultimately embarrass you far more than her.
Mr Milosevic's determination to keep the Danube closed to shipping, thus reminding everyone that it was NATO that had destroyed the bridges over the river during last year's bombing campaign, badly hurt Bulgaria and Romania.In this section Eyes on Kosovo, again Fresh hope for Bulgaria Aegean rumpus Elisabeth Guigou, a rising force in France Come back!
The light cuts and the dark cuts have no influence on the bounce of the ball, but they follow the line of play and thus remind the players of the direction in which the ball is supposed to be hit.
The first was dealt by Mother Nature, who has thus reminded us of her sovereign power to nourish or punish our delicate planet, its axis now tipping ever so slightly in a new direction.
Thus, reminded of the old line about "mad dogs and Englishmen," the team members now fully comprehend the reluctance of oxcart drivers to begin this journey at high noon.
We are thus reminded of the fact that we humans "are not only cultural beings but also natural beings, just as dependent on a healthy biosphere as other forms of life" (Plumwood [2002], 99).
