remind someone of something/someone

Examples of reminded

reminded

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

We are reminded that basic values and assessment of excellence are not excluded by a more scientific approach.
Throughout, we are reminded of the uneven survival and pitfalls of sources, although it remains unclear why certain quantitative statements remain possible and others not.
Participants were assured of confidentiality and reminded of the voluntary nature of the research.
Above all, perhaps, what we are reminded of is the three-dimensional complexity of human life.
We are also reminded that the waves are ripples in the fabric of space and time produced by violent energetic events such as exploding supernovae.
The qadi grew fabulously wealthy, even though the scenes in his courts must have constantly reminded him of the plight of the poor and victimized.
It is through the staircase that the foyer is lit and that the visitor is reminded of whence he or she came.
With appropriate cues, the pianist is constantly reminded of the exact tempo and directed to the next phrase at the right time.
After he finishes his little song, his idyllic thoughts are ' ' interrupted as he is reminded of the reality of his situation.
Workmen were summoned and reminded of duties written down in ordinances.
For the object in the figure, for example, the child is reminded of the concept snake and thus the word is activated strongly.
It reminded one of that snide definition of a sonnet as having three quatrains and a couplet but no poetry.
We are reminded that ' it was clearly in the interests of the radicals to exaggerate - if not actually fabricate ' evidence of political coercion.
He found these too restrictive, especially the scale of parameters, which reminded him of serialism.
Women reminded male church leaders that their self-interested pursuit of wealth had undermined domestic peace.
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