Nobody wants to be represented by a person who has to be reminded of the existence of Google.
ALICE GOULD In recognition of Mother's Day recently, my son's first-grade class was asked to bring in an item that represented or reminded them of their Mom.
Consumers need to be reminded that $150 in groceries may represent six or seven meals, he said.
We may need to be reminded of the mortal danger that these so-called "childhood illnesses" still represent.
Levy said representing Walsh reminded him of previous work, even though Levy takes great pains, like most football coaches, to add the disclaimer that each situation is different.
But Vince Finaldi, who also represented the boys, reminded jurors that one boy testified that he still endures flashbacks and suffers nightmares of Chapel chasing him and that he no longer trusts teachers.
That said, the South African delegation (representing the G77+China) reminded us that we still have a "Long Walk to Freedom", quoting Nelson Mandela.
Vesti, a news portal, declared that Latvia's Russians were no longer represented in parliament, and reminded its readers that nearly 365,000 of Latvia's inhabitants, most of them Russians, do not have the vote as they are non-citizens.
Christine Quinn, the City Council Speaker, told the crowd that, to her, daffodils represent resilience: they remind her of the period after September 11 , 2001 and how "this city came back to life".
Despite feeling physically healthy, participants described how an HIV diagnosis represented a continual burden that reminded them of how their lives were forever affected by the disease: "It's just a disability in your mind cause it plays at your mind... because your brain constantly has to deal with new aspects, new feelings, and new sensations.
