Most upsetting, any reminder of the terrorist attacks sets off a cascade of terrifying mental images, like a movie she cannot turn off.
To Tate, whose road to the championship included a pair of humiliating losses to Rousey, these upsets are a reminder that every M.M.A. fight is an unpredictable athletic contest, however much it may resemble a foreordained beatdown.
The electoral upset is an embarrassing reminder that voters in rural areas, who have relatively high levels of illiteracy and are sometimes very poor, may be swayed by considerations other than those that influence articulate urban voters.
But my upset was a good reminder of how thin the threads of our coping mechanisms can be.
A close 1-0 victoverover Italy in a playoff round dispelled those fears, although the Mexico upset lingers as a nagging reminder to the Americans that the international women's soccer field has become far more democratic than other sports, such as hockey, and that defending their first-place ranking may be more difficult than they would like to believe.
But the scale of the response to the lion's death, and the level of upset and anger, are also powerful reminders of the nature of empathy, and of its limitations.
He is a reminder of how the Tories upset expectations when they won in 1992.
In a reminder of the violence that could upset the peacemaking environment, militants from Gaza fired two rockets into Israel on Monday.
Were the citizens and legislators who created an uproar over the Ninth Circuit's ruling upset because students might lose out on a historical reminder or a moment of "ceremonial" deism?
The Tory ministers appear to be upset that the £1m film might serve as a reminder to voters of the privileged backgrounds of Cameron, Johnson et al ahead of the 2015 general election.
I quieted the reminders my brain was sending about not making decisions when upset.
