Sentence examples for to reminds from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause one to experience a memory (of someone or something); to bring to the notice or consideration (of a person).
Miles Silman, a researcher she speaks to, reminds me of Biglari: "In other kinds of human disturbances there were always spatial refugees.
By John Cassidy January 8 , 2012 Between August 21and October 15, 1858, as Newt "The Historian" Gingrich loves to reminds us, Abraham Lincoln, the Republican candidate for an Illinois seat in the U.S. Senate, and Stephen Douglas, the incumbent Democrat, debated each other seven times, with each exchange lasting three hours.
Borg wants to reminds us Angelenos that not all Germans are arsonists.
Grishaber also likes to reminds his students that they have to compete with Chicago's prestigious selective-enrollment high schools.
It's a good analogy that serves to reminds us that all problems are solved by treating the cause, not the symptom.
As the voice at the end of superannuation commercials loves to reminds us "past performance isn't indicative of future results" and nobody knows where it'll go from here.
