Sentence examples for trying to remind you from inspiring English sources

Forgive the bragging; I'm just trying to remind you that any dramatic market run-up is going to skew your sector weightings, which in turn will compound any damage when prices retreat.

We're trying to remind you of that feeling when you're sitting in a park, but you still hear the bus in the background.

After all, he is probably just trying to remind you of all the lovely time you had together -- so don't fall for it.

For a while now, with its "On This Day" feature, Facebook has been trying to remind you of a time when the site really did play a part in your meaningful experiences, when you would upload whole photo albums and write on your friends' walls.

You may have accounts with websites that you never use, but which email you endlessly trying to remind you to use their service.

Later, Reqall tries to remind you of things at the right time, using e-mail, text message or instant message (your choice).

I'm trying to remind myself of the funny thing you just did," I'll say.

Are you even trying to remind certain girls that they weren't invited?

"Um, Mr Tyler, I interviewed you last year –" I began, sounding just like all those journalists trying to remind Brad Pitt of that meaningful moment they had at Sundance.

"Mr. Zibakalam, why did you go to jail [under the late Shah's rule]?" Rasai asked, trying to remind the professor of his revolutionary past.

"I'm just trying to remind Denny he has everything to lose," Johnson said.