Sentence examples for usually reminded from inspiring English sources
This is where I am usually reminded that I was once a child, which of course is true, but I didn't like myself either until I could vote.
For example when you smell baking cookies, you are usually reminded of positive childhood memories associated with your mom, freshly baked treats, home, safety, and love.
Another explanation is that CKD patients in nephrology clinics were usually reminded of avoiding NSAIDs agents in order to protect their kidney function.
Patients are usually reminded of their follow-up appointment by phone or mail which is done by a nurse, a social worker, or a physician.
When he returns to Camden Yards, Mussina usually reminds the Orioles of what they are missing.
"They usually remind people of things they've seen in the natural world, in the desert.
He talks to himself while he is shooting, usually reminding himself to concentrate but sometimes talking to himself the way every high-school j.v.
Vicky Swanky Is a Beauty, Williams's newest collection, recently released from McSweeney's, reminds me of David Lynch in a different way than things usually remind me of David Lynch.
Later we make a long-distance call or Skype to wish Nonna a Happy Mother's Day --though she usually reminds us they don't celebrate it in Italy!
Sometimes they reveal deep splits, but they usually help remind political parties why they hang together.
Seeing Shakespeare outdoors turns the playgoing experience into something more elemental and primal than it usually is, reminding us that this art form was born in outdoor auditoriums in ancient Greece and flourished anew during Shakespeare's day at theaters like the Globe, which were not enclosed spaces, either.
