remind someone of something/someone

Examples of reminding

reminding

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

The keyword partes especially is evenly spread out in the treatise, regularly reminding the reader in case they have forgotten.
For example, during planning, a problem may prompt the reminding of a past plan that can be adapted to help solve a new problem.
Nonetheless, this wonderfully researched and written book triumphs in reminding us that history is more compelling than fiction.
Figure 21 shows an example of shape-based reminding or query by sketch retrieval of several visual and nonvisual databases.
In this paper, we call their variant alley bisimulation, pictorially reminding us of the separate environments.
To place this project in context, it's worth reminding ourselves of a few dates.
His book may endorse advanced ideas, but he distances himself from them by reminding his readers of his own conservative lifestyle.
It is a mode of thinking that addresses the lacunae of culture, reminding us that culture does not only exist in observable phenomena.
Reminding citizens that families are the moral center of society sounded friendlier and less pedagogical than talking only about personal self-control and discipline.
The psychological circumstances of mammography, reminding the patient of her disease, resulted in stress and agalactia.
It is only made known afterwards by way of reminding us, not to convey knowledge of which we are ignorant.
Historical figures - as historians are too fond of reminding one another - are often remarkably ill-informed.
Their penal tattoo was different from others, reminding administrators of their dangerous nature.
The migration problem does succeed in reminding us that the wager persuades only those who find persuasive its premises and presuppositions.
The habit had a crucial disciplinary function too, reminding the nuns of the lifestyle they had to follow and the irreversibility of their religious status.
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