Sentence examples for tragic reminders from inspiring English sources

The announced titles – Five Go Gluten Free, Five Go on a Strategy Away Day, Five Go Parenting and Five Do Dry January – are all slightly tragic reminders of everything great about the Five books.

"Ruled a Threat to Family, but Allowed to Keep Guns" ("Bearing Arms" series, front page, March 18) is filled with tragic reminders of what we know all too well: survivors of intimate-partner violence are at great risk when they leave abusive relationships, and that risk is heightened when an abuser has a firearm.

The shocking deaths of Alston Sterling and Philando Castile this week, accompanied by wrenchingly painful video, are tragic reminders that all the protests, national attention on race and policing, and calls for reform have failed to abate, let alone slow, the epidemic of extreme violence against black bodies by law enforcement.

Our country deserves a season of peace uninterrupted by the tragic reminders that, for too many Americans, there is no peace from gun violence.

Deaths by suicide, like the ones of designer Kate Spade and chef Anthony Bourdain, are tragic reminders that mental health issues don't discriminate based on success.

Mauthausen and Auschwitz as well as Kalavryta and Distomo in Greece are permanent, albeit tragic, reminders of barbaric behavior displayed by humans.

Yesterday's killings in Libya are a tragic reminder of just how interminable revolution can be.

"This has been a tragic reminder to us of the dangers this drought is posing," Berlant said.

Tonight's horrific attack is a tragic reminder that hate & violence are all too real in Portland.

Rural Fire Service commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said the man's death was a tragic reminder of the dangers faced by members.

Üzümcü, a Turkish diplomat, said the Ghouta massacre was a "tragic reminder" of the necessity of the agency's work.