It was a decent man trying to share culpability and to effectively remind anyone who would listen of the old adage about treating triumph and disaster the same.
In old music papers, the throwaway asides most effectively remind you that, even at gigs by prog-rock innovators, provincial parochiality still somehow set the tone.
The relentless lineup of similarly sized images effectively reminds us of the old lesson: our one planet is one of splendid variety.
A few early followers, who agreed or disagreed — @endaguinan, @paulawhite, @csratliff, @lasic — helped me learn to engage effectively, reminding me that the rules of human engagement don't really change just because the technology does.
American history is rife with examples of how social movements and creative culture have intertwined for powerful results, working to effectively remind the public of where society is at, as well as light the path forward towards something better.
Many, not least Cole – who is understudied by, and now gets on well with, Bridge at England level – might dispute that assertion, but Mancini was effectively reminding his player that if anyone should be embarrassed in England's dressing room it should not be Bridge, who made a disappointing comeback today, after two months out injured, as City went down 2-1 at Hull.
The system also asks comment posters to review the quality and civility of their own comment before it gets submitted for review by others (and potential posting) — so effectively reminds them to sanity check their own opinions.
BlackBerry got a lot of chaff from the press for issuing full-page print newspaper ads effectively reminding customers they're not dead, likely to counter rumors to the contrary in a lot of headlines and article feature art.
At barely an hour, "The Entire World Is a Narrow Bridge" can't begin to explore every theme that it introduces, but it does effectively remind us of how soon we'll all be on the dark side of that mystery-curtain.
