Sentence examples for vital reminding from inspiring English sources

As anti-Semitism rises across Europe, Holocaust justice is vital, reminding humanity that "never again" will history bear witness to this kind of mass murder.

There is also a more practical element to doing this––it enables you to keep track of the highs and lows of your feelings and moods, which can be vital in reminding you that you are sane, it's just that tiredness and feeling a little blue at times can turn you into someone you least expected!

"This vital region reminds us that a lot of work remains to be done".

"As more Americans embrace mobile technology, it's vital to remind companies that time-tested consumer protections still apply, including that consumers should not be charged for purchases they did not authorize".

"As more Americans embrace mobile technology, it's vital to remind companies that time-tested consumer protections still apply, including that consumers should not be charged for purchases they did not authorise," said FTC chairwoman Edith Ramirez.

Training might be very vital to remind HHP.

By the time I met him, he was bald and he was vital and he reminded me of Picasso.

"What's far more significant is that we are working together on so much else – and after last week, it's vital that everyone reminds themselves of that fact".

Walt is talking to Gus in the superlab, reminding him how vital he and Jesse are [to the operation.] Without them, Gus would lose the good science.

We are grateful to the authors of "The Report" for reminding us of this vital literary lesson, and now let us hear no more from them.

We are grateful to the authors of "The Report" for reminding us of this vital literary lesson, and now let us hear no more from them... View Article Adam Gopnik, a staff writer, has been contributing to The New Yorker since 1986.