[FG1] "It [PC-version] would just remind one to bring the heart score to mind".
But seeing him under those spectacularly colored flower wall decals, talking to Tony Martin, the singer, about war and T. S. Eliot, reminds one not to overly historicize King, in the sense of putting him in a glass case, and, at the same time, not to catch only the rhetoric that soars so high that it can be applied to any side of any situation.
We must remind one another to register to vote, to donate to campaigns of politicians who'll guarantee our rights, to get out and volunteer.
"Great interview; refreshing to hear live audience reaction; reminds one of the need to ban the idiotic use of cursed laughtracks," wrote viewer Philip R. White.
"It's funny, now we even call each other to remind one another to move their car on street cleaning days," shared Mark.
In our spectacularly enervated age, this brilliant interpretive excursus reminds one that, as with music (to which it used to be compared), one cannot enter a work of architecture without a cultivated sensibility, compounded in equal measure out of knowledge and imagination.
The three of them spent the next half hour ransacking the place, reminding one another to try to think like Bonita, who might have found the phone earlier in the day and put it somewhere she thought logical.
And if we do go to the beach, it's equipped with a shade umbrella or tarp, a wide-brim hat, and we spend most of the time reminding one another to put sunblock on our earlobes and toes.
By the end of the meeting, the group had shared information on upcoming job fairs, reminded one another to stay positive and even shared some homemade peanut butter and chocolate chip cookies.
Khashoggi and Salem seemed to understand how his association with a Qatar-funded entity could be perceived, reminding one another to keep the arrangement "discreet". He voiced concern that his family could be vulnerable.
