DeGaetani, in fact, comes to mind several times during this recital, which was recorded in 2000 at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris.
Flipping her head upright, she shook her tresses around in a way that did, in fact, call to mind toy dog day at the annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
In this context, another fact comes to mind that clearly illustrates the different attitude towards the student-professor relationship in the UK as compared to Germany.
The determinism, in fact, brings to mind classic French tragedy.
This last fact comes to mind back at the courthouse when a social worker named Rachel spots me interviewing someone and wanders over.
The video, in fact, called to mind our first Gilded Age, back in the late 19th century when the celebrated New York dandy of the time, Frederick Townsend Martin, summed up the era when he declared, "We are the rich; we own America; we got it, God knows how, but we intend to keep it".
After reviewing the negative consequences of ageism, one obvious fact comes to mind: it is essential to develop therapeutic solutions to counter the negative influence of stereotypes.
$24.95 Related Web Site for The Citizens Constitution Excerpt: The Annotated U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence (Google Books) I learned that fact, which calls to mind the adage "better never than late," from Seth Lipsky's entertaining annotation of the Constitution.
BBC Radio Leicester's Richard Rae: "That Leicestershire should ultimately be beaten so comprehensively was hugely disappointing, not so much for the manner of defeat as for the fact it brought to mind some of the capitulations that characterised their performances last season.
In fact, these films call to mind the opening sequence of Mr. Lynch's "Blue Velvet": beneath the ticky-tacky houses of suburbia rage Darwinian struggles.
