The music reminds people of the freedom that Carnival is about.
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He reminds people of the ending of a well-known parable.
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"It reminds people of the heritage of the company," said Phelan.
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This reminds people of being naked, and then they think of sex!
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"Perhaps it reminds people of something their parents' had, so they romanticize it."
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It reminds people of how messy things always seem to get in Clintonland.
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Context reminds people of all the things they don't see in the final product.
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This reminds people of the sort of individuals she has chosen to surround herself with.
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Every Caribbean island has its own carnival, so Notting Hill Carnival reminds people of home.
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His death, at thirty-eight years old, reminds people of Mozart's at a similar age.
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It reminds people of what they are capable of doing: testing their brain and physical acumen.
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The conventional wisdom is that anything that reminds people of terrorism is good for Donald Trump.
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The nostalgia associated with festive decorations reminds people of when they were children with no responsibilities.
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Apparently, Levine's tank top reminds people of a set of decorative pillows and drapes sold in Target.
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"We are a brand that authentically reminds people of simpler times, childhood memories and family experiences," said Lewis.
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The glimpse of the past reminds people of the hundreds of thousands of soldiers who died in the Napoleonic wars.
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Whether it's through a larger organization or on your own, gathering people around a cause reminds people of the bigger picture.
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"Sometimes even proposing legislation reminds people of common sense things to do and common-sense things not to do," Liu said.
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In the interview with Zito, Trump has the most basic sense that Jackson is the president he most reminds people of.
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Sara Jordenö understands why her documentary Kiki, which she co-wrote with Twiggy Pucci Garçon, reminds people of Paris is Burning.
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I hope it reminds people of themselves or parts of their lives, but I'd also like for it to start a dialogue.
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I don't think we ever thought about the horror trope but you're right, it reminds people of a classical cliche for sure.
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The shirt is made by Altru Apparel, a company which has a commercial that reminds people of AOL's dial up internet system.
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What about Donald Trump and the White House Easter Bunny reminds people of this story, other than... the name Donald and the bunny?
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Photographing the men half naked and asleep in the middle of the fiercely contested conflict in Afghanistan reminds people of vulnerability and aggression.
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"We recently talked about what we could do this holiday season that reminds people of the 'reason for the season,&apos" Wilson told PEOPLE CHICA.
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Mr. Trump, who sometimes reminds people of his Presbyterian faith, has nonetheless generally avoided speaking the language of the more-religious voters in the Iowa caucuses.
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I don't know if she is consciously trying to teach people a lesson, but her existence reminds people of a past that they wanted to bury.
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The main reason that the surge in the repo market has received attention is because it reminds people of the last time the market went haywire.
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Yup, Nicole Schott performed her long program Thursday in Pyeongchang to the song that instantly reminds people of the Holocaust ... the disdain from Winter Olympics viewers was immediate.
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Starbucks' new flavor is blowing up on the internet because it reminds people of Harry Potter Harry Potter fans were quick to call Starbucks' new Smoked Butterscotch drink "butterbeer".
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It reminds people of some of the most violent and bloody periods in French history, including that of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, who were beheaded during the French Revolution.
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In public presentations and conversations, Evita frequently reminds people of "The Negro Motorist Green Book," a travel guide that was crucial to the survival of African-American travelers during Jim Crow.
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Also, although the décor reminds people of a certain period of time, it doesn't mean just the Cultural Revolution aspect; it was a long time period and a lot of things happened then.
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"The direct connection between the Italian government and the S&P 21 is tenuous, but it indirectly reminds people of geopolitical uncertainty," said Ed Keon, chief investment strategist at QMA in Newark, New Jersey.
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There are great things hidden here in the blank spaces in between the splotchy, crowded words on the maps, and anything that reminds people of that in our increasingly urban world should only be applauded.
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" They noted that it's probably so well loved because it reminds people of the classic keyboard cat meme, adding that because it's such a simple format, it's flexible enough to be "rehashed in many different forms.
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Human: And he made another magical algorithm that reminds people of Special Moments in their life — even years and years afterwards, in case they've forgotten that holiday they went on with their ex eight years ago.
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In this politically divisive culture where journalists are perpetually being undermined and vilified, I hope it reminds people of the value of the work that we do and the importance of being curious about the world.
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"Mayor Pete Buttigieg admonished both Castro and Biden, saying, "This is why presidential debates have become unwatchable, this reminds people of what they cannot stand about Washington; people scoring points at each other, people poking at each other.
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Tillerson has become frustrated with receiving instruction on how to run the department from younger, less experienced officials and Trump aides, and frequently reminds people of the autonomy President Trump gave him to run the department, Politico reported.
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The Nets, meanwhile, are putting the offense in the hands of Jeremy Lin, who occasionally has a game in which he reminds people of the Linsanity era but may be in over his head if asked to do so consistently.
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The counter-programming "elevates him above the partisan sniping going on on the Senate side and reminds people of the economic accomplishments and the global scale of his accomplishments like the trade deal or advancing Middle East peace," said Jason Miller, a former senior communications adviser to the 2016 Trump campaign.
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Originally debuting ten years ago, Horisaki's new exhibition of the installation at Spring Break Art Show's BKLYN IMMERSIVE, titled Social Dress New Orleans – 730 days after 10 years after, reminds people of the economic conditions in the Lower Ninth Ward pre- and post-Katrina, while also commenting on the current racial tensions and gentrification in Brooklyn and beyond.
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Originally debuting ten years ago, Horisaki's new exhibition of the installation at Spring Break Art Show's BKLYN IMMERSIVE, titled Social Dress New Orleans – 730 days after 10 years after, reminds people of the economic conditions in the Lower Ninth Ward pre- and post-Katrina, while also commenting on the current racial tensions and gentrification in Brooklyn and beyond.
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The commercial for New York Life, which is part of an advertising campaign to get consumers to associate the company with the good things in life rather than the insurance it sells, is just one example of how an insurer is trying to solve a difficult problem: how to market a product that reminds people of their own mortality.
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It reminds people of how universal the experience of abortion is for many women (including women who are already mothers or who later go on to become mothers), and that you're probably wrong if you think you don't know a woman who has had an abortion — or if you think that abortion rights are secure in 21st-century America.
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Apex court halts eviction of Tamils from Colombo The media group said that this type of act reminds people of what "Hitler did to the Jews", and the Asian Center of Human Rights urged India to intervene.
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Dickens said it reminds people of Birmingham. One of Dickens' interests was magnetism or mesmerism. Margolyes visits the New Society for Universal Harmony, which is a society for mesmerists. It was used for pain management and entertainment.
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Francois maintains the message of faith to be "someone who reminds people of Heaven in the busyness of everyday life" by use of humor, prayerfulness, and song. She also currently co-authors a blog with her husband, www.jackieandbobby.com.
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One will always remember the history of the Four Chaplains because they sacrificed their lives to save other people when a torpedo hit their ship during World War II. The mural reminds people of this act of bravery.
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This movement subtly slips in and out of the minor several times. One of the secondary themes of the concerto's first movement is a march that often reminds people of the then-unwritten "La Marseillaise". (See e.g. Musical Author section.) This theme dominates the development section.
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Gomoh is also known for its historical importance. From here, on his great escape, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose caught Howrah-Kalka Mail (then known as 63UP Howrah-Peshawar Express) on 18 January 1941. There is a statue of Netaji right between the platform no. 1 & 2 at Gomoh railway station which reminds people of his historic halt.
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All the fruitful memories he left with each individual will never be forgotten. His grandson, Muhammad Jawad Khan (Administrator at Workers Welfare Board, Pakistan), who was the nearest person to him, still reminds people of all his unforgettable deeds, deeds of courage, courageous feelings, and everything about him and his life. He was with him at the moment of his exit from the world. His great-grandsons are following in his footsteps.
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The school's campus was built using funds from the Works Progress Administration and Public Works Administration, both established as part of the New Deal. The school is noted for having built-in lockers in the hallways, at a time when every other school within the Phoenix Union High School District has removed theirs. Film and commercial producers have said the school reminds people of a traditional high school. The school's football field contains lattice tower light poles and a concrete grandstand.
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The school motto Labore et Virtute (Latin); "勤勞與美德" (Chinese); Labour and Virtue (English) — is meant to summarize the life of Saint Joseph. The badge of the College displays a shield divided into three divisions. The top division shows the Signum Fidei (sign of faith) - a five-pointed, radiant star, which is taken from the insignia of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. It reminds people of the spirit of faith in the Institute.
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Many circular shapes decorated the whole complex, the design of which reminds people of the shape of Candi in the east of Java. Circle is the main theme of the complex, both inside and outside the villa, including the gardens. The main entrance is located at the center of the north facade shaded by a concrete canopy arch supported only by one pillar. The interior of the first floor consists of a lobby with a twisted staircase to the second floor, and a family room.
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The coordinator of the Korean American Forum of California, Won Choi expressed the importance of the statue because it reminds people of the rights that were violated, and to warn others about the vulnerability women face in time of war. The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed the case against the statue, validating its right to remain in the park. Julie Tang, chairwoman of the Comfort Women Justice Coalition, views this ruling as a victory for comfort women, as well as giving a green light for future statues to be placed all over the United States.
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Jeffrey Kaplan—a game designer for World of Warcraft—stated that it gave them ideas for possible real events in the future. Brian Martin—independent security consultant for World of Warcraft—commented that it presented an in-game dynamic that was not expected by players or Blizzard developers and that it reminds people that even in controlled online atmospheres, unexpected consequences can occur. He also compared it to a computer virus, stating that while it is not as serious, it also reminds people of the impact computer code can have on them, and they're not always safe, regardless of the precautions they take.
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When taking an Implicit Association Test, people with induced high-level construals are significantly faster at associating temptations (such as candy bars) with "bad," and healthy choices (such as apples) with "good" than those in the low- level condition. Further, higher-level construals also show a significantly increased likelihood of choosing an apple for snack over a candy bar. Without any conscious or active self-control efforts, temptations can be dampened by merely inducing high-level construals. It is suggested that the abstraction of high-level construals reminds people of their overall, lifelong values, such as a healthy lifestyle, which deemphasizes the current tempting situation.
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Psuko Shel Yom became part of the Israeli Folklore and is mentioned in Israeli media outlets, in many broad related issues, ranging from serious news matters to comedy style issues. In many people's views, the regular broadcasting of the midnight segment individualizes the broadcasting of the Hebrew public channel 1, and provides a unique Jewish spiciness. It reminds people of the term "Daf Yomi" ("[the] daily page", a daily regimen undertaken to study the Babylonian Talmud), and grants a drop of Judaism to the broad Israeli public, especially the secular one, becoming part of the Jewish heritage. The midnight short segment has also taken a hit from critics.
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In Lobi society in the northeast, divination is important as a means of determining the cause of death, disease, or other misfortune. Diviners do not predict the future; rather, they prescribe a course of action that emphasizes accepted social values in an effort to help people cope with present-day dilemmas. The diviner's role is similar to that of a counselor or confessor, who reminds people of the need to maintain proper relationships with all beings and provides them with a new perspective on relationships that have gone wrong. Secret societies are found in several areas of northern Ivory Coast (see Voltaic Cultures, this ch.).
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The doctrines of the Cao Đài faith tends not only to reconcile all religious views, but also to adapt itself to all degrees of spiritual evolution. A basic principle of Caodaism is "All Religions are One". Cao Đài has been described from five different points of view: # From a moral point of view, Cao Đài Religion reminds people of their duties towards themselves, their family, their society (a broader family), then toward humanity (the universal family). # From a philosophical point of view, Cao Đài Religion preaches renunciation of honors, riches and luxury, in other words, deliverance from servitude to materialism in the attainment of full spiritual quietude of soul.
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The yam festival is considered vital to the group's survival, and it serves important social functions—it defines the group, symbolizes its unity, and reminds people of their obligations to others. Religion among the Kru peoples of the southwest resembles that of the Akan, with an important difference in the presence of a second powerful deity alongside the creator. This second god is an evil deity or devil, who works against the creator god, producing a duality that is an important theme in Kru culture. All individuals exhibit a balance of good and evil, in this view, and maintaining this balance is important both to the individual and to the entire universe.
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Her work was particularly admired by colleagues in the P.R. China when she was in Tianjin. Li Portenlaenger has curated several art projects that were reviewed favorably by art critics in the press, for instance the project Hortus-Wunder- Wanderkammer. She also participated in a collective art project with a Canadian artist, a Belgium artist, and a poet that took up the artistic impulse of Alois Wuensche-Mitterecker, a sculptor and early creator of land art who had created the large Figurenfeld ensemble of sculptures placed in the lonely landscape of the Frankonian Jura Mountains near Eichstaett. This land art ensemble reminds people of the terrible Second World War unleashed by Nazi Germany.
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The Kuang clan ancestral ritual motto () is "One origin evolved into three ancestries" () This motto reflects the unique familial history of the Kuangs, as the Kuang, the Lei, and the Fang families all evolved from a common ancestor. The Kuang clan ancestral seven-character motto () is "the official dies in Haixue Hall; the warrior dies in defense of the fort" ( The motto commemorates two of the greatest Ming dynasty officials in the family. The first line records Kuang Lu (邝露)'s suicide in Haixue Hall in the face of invading Manchurian rebels, and memorializes his loyalty to the country and the emperor. And the second line tells Kuang Ye (邝埜)'s death in the defense of a southern Ming city against Mongol invasion, and reminds people of the exemplar's loyalty and valor.
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