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That was fitting for the Bills, who are constructing a season that has begun to evoke reminders of their glory days of two decades ago.
The only problem was that without an effective running game, which helped the Jets prosper despite Testaverde's 14 interceptions (to 15 touchdowns) in 2001, the offense evoked reminders not of Curtis Martin's career season in 2001 but of the early-season struggle that landed Testaverde on the bench in 2002.
Heather Lewis uses the Welsh word hiraeth, meaning the yearning for lost places of her past, to describe her practice of photographing herself in settings that evoke reminders of the past and emotional connections of her own family history.
Ostensibly a chronicle of "ひろしま hiroshima," an exhibition of forty-eight color prints by the photographer Miyako Ishiuchi, in Vancouver, in 2011 and 2012, the film is an urgent reminder of the role of contemplation in evoking feeling from history.
Full of these well-formed hitches, Baghramian's show is a microcosmic reminder of just how productive problems can be in evoking a thing's essence.
Pagan cultures created wreaths as reminders of spring's approach, with the circular shape evoking the turning of the seasons.
His words traveled with the speed of a rumor across Madras, also known as Chennai, through homes and schools, evoking laughter and applause, and delivering a bleak reminder to young boys that their lives depended on passing the J.E.E.
As a reminder of the passions evoked by farming, a protest by about 7,000 Mexican farmers a few miles away turned violent when a few dozen people pushed down a chain-link barricade and began hitting police officers with sticks and pieces of concrete.
Evoking the Act I finale "You Will Be Found," Park said he believes both parents and teens need the reminder that they are not alone.
