This represents a kind of "discrimination requirement" on knowledge (reminiscent of Goldman 1976).
Your character is reminiscent of Ann-Margret in "Carnal Knowledge" — did that influence you?
This 'acceptance' of asymmetric knowledge and expertise is reminiscent of Parsons' ideas about the sick-role [ 43, 78].
Also, note that this apparent knowledge of God's mind is reminiscent of Pat Robertson's claims about God's wrath in Haiti, Florida and anywhere else he believes the devil has taken hold.
Mila Kunis's PTA refuseniks thus gain self-knowledge within a soft-focus mommiverse reminiscent of the average Hallmark movie: a hoodie-clad Kristen Bell's penis impersonation is as off-the-leash as it gets.
This type of abuse on a certain group of people for the knowledge, benefit and amusement of others is reminiscent to many of the living laboratories discussed in class.
Roberto Rodriguez, writing on Common Dreams, described the Tucson Unified School District's ongoing appeal of the state's non-compliance ruling against it "reminiscent of the 1500s-era Inquisition" and "a war against Indigenous Knowledge".
The familiar face with the soft smile is a work of art etched into our very knowledge as the image of a classic painting vaguely reminiscent of a mother, a wife, a sister -- but with no definite certainty, and a sense of the absurd feeling that she knows more about us watchers than we do about her, staring back.
But his people are here every Sunday, some direct from the pages of his 1988 book La Maison Assassinée (The Murdered House), full of knowledge of his folk and their connection to the land, reminiscent of Thomas Hardy and his Wessex natives.
But his people are here every Sunday, some direct from the pages of his 1988 book La Maison Assassinée (The Murdered House), in which he demonstrated knowledge of his folk and their connection to the land reminiscent of Thomas Hardy and his Wessex natives.
Well into his 90s, Chimen had an extraordinary memory, a remarkable range of knowledge and an engagement with the world of ideas that was reminiscent of participants in the great salons of bygone centuries.
