They remind one of a simpler time.
Shaw quipped that he specialised in reminding one of other artists, something of an occupational hazard when everyone else was painting Psyche and Ophelia too.
"And a live piano, a baby grand," Mr. Wilson added, reminding one of Mr. Previn's score, something new, not borrowed, for the occasion.
The young star Grégori Derangère is tall and slender and has a slightly pop-eyed, stiff-necked look that reminds one of Cary Grant's alarm at finding something wilder than he expected going on.
There's something about Lewis's analysis of Islamic radicalism that reminds one of theories about the Third Reich that draw a straight line from Luther to Hitler.
There's something about sushi desserts (that's sweet treats looking like sushi) that reminds one of the artistic fake foods in Japanese restaurants.
(He reminded one of Jackie Mason).
"Like all standards, it reminds one to not overlooking something important.
An exhibition such as this one serves to remind us of something no less profound, and perhaps more unsettling: that ancient peoples lived under circumstances – emotional, spiritual and intellectual – immeasurably different from our own.
But he thinks of himself as a browser, and in a way he is, because, by his account, a couple of interesting thoughts or stories in one book will always remind him of something smarter, or more interesting — or, better still, contradictory — in another book, and he opens that.
