When Mandy notices David swallowing anti-depressants, it is news to her as well as the audience, a reminder of how little we know of these people and how little they seem to know of each other.
His act, such as it was, vacillated between sentimental declarations of solidarity with the audience and reminders of his own superiority.
"I know who I am and what I stand for," he tells his audiences, a reminder that Senator John Kerry and Gen. Wesley K. Clark -- both ahead of him in the polls -- have been accused of inconsistencies on where they stand on the Iraq war.
A DanceAfrica audience needs no reminder to loosen up.
That's clay," Nadal said, as if his audience needed a reminder.
At the concert's end, some in the audience got another reminder of prerevolutionary Iran when they spotted Farahnaz Pahlavi, the 37-year-old daughter of the deposed shah.
Watching the great pleasure that these numbers, with all their swoopings and cooings, gave both the singer and the audience was a reminder that sometimes it's best to respect other people's taste.
It's simple but very clever, and the resulting washes of deep blue, hellish red and a cluttered snow upon both floor and ceiling help seal off the stage from the audience — a visual reminder of how trapped these stranded souls are.
It would be nice to report that the animals wreck the planned community and dance on its ashes, but, alas, the big theme here is the importance of family, as if the children who are the film's presumed audience needed the reminder, especially since Mom and Dad probably bought the tickets.
Early in the conference, one of the staunchest conservatives in Congress, Utah Senator Mike Lee, challenged the audience with that reminder: When the dust settles in the primary, they need a candidate who can win the White House.
