Sentences with phrase «bringing to mind someone»

Dancing across the stage in a bright red leotard, Copeland once again reminds us of her power, bringing to mind something she told us last time we caught up with her: «I think it's about time that ballet is recognized within the world.

The research team hints that the modern humans may have raped female Neanderthals, bringing to mind modern cases of «ethnic cleansing.»

What I once considered an ugly collection of random paint splatters now spoke to me as a joyous celebration of movement and energy, the bright yellow and blue bringing to mind a carefree laugh.

John McDonnell is bringing to mind the Gordon Brown of the 1992 parliament, while George Osborne is coming to appear the Brown of the 2005 parliament.

Thinking about Scotiabank's Around The World With $ 20k Contest is bringing to mind our most life - altering trip.

Alfredsson chunked her chip, punctuating her disappointment with a vicious swing at the grass and a string of scathing admonitions and Swedish epithets — and bringing to mind the line John Wayne used on Susan Hayward in that terrible»50s flick The Conqueror: «You're beautiful in your wrath!»

The décor of each location is inspired by the Alpine Ski Lodges around Lake Tahoe, with exposed pine log beams and stone fireplaces bringing to mind a comfortable, woodsy atmosphere.

Foil Stew is my ultimate comfort food, each bite bringing to mind countless nights under the stars.

Bringing to mind the loving heart of the Mother of God, she successfully frees a possessed man through fervent hugs and ardent prayers, receiving on her person the physical scars of the demon's violent lashing out.

Now let's look at a couple of questions your post brings to mind:

Its interface brings to mind the functionality of an early 2000s PC video player, and it can break down, like when the sound cuts out as you move from one clip to the next.

Error and carelessness are common factors in the high - profile hacks of Equifax, Uber, Yahoo, LinkedIn, U.S. Office of Personnel and too many others to bring to mind without a Google search.

It's crunchy, not squishy, and it brings to mind thoughts of pastoral fields and Pinocchio's friend Jiminy, a pleasant alternative to what you might think when you hear the word cockroach, for instance.

Occupying two nondescript buildings at the end of a light - industrial cul - de-sac, General Fusion's headquarters bring to mind a super-sized tinkerer's garage.

New York's initiative brings to mind California's pioneering data loss disclosure law SB 1386.

For Trent Porter, certified financial planner and owner of Priority Financial Partners, the question of investment philosophy brings to mind the active - versus - passive debate.

This probably brings to your mind the scene of a heart attack, woman going into labor, or a run - of - the - mill slip or fall.

The new revelation about Comey's uneasiness with Trump brings to mind a posting last month by Comey friend Benjamin Wittes on his Lawfare blog, in which he said Comey «saw it as an ongoing task on his part to protect the rest of the Bureau from improper contacts and interferences from a group of people he did not regard as honorable.»

But my colleague's comment on clients not understanding the portfolio concept brought to mind another interesting experience in those meetings.

For many people, the word still brings to mind the image of the confident man in his 40's who wears a suit, prepares business presentations and plays golf with clients.

MBS's fight brings to mind Chinese President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption efforts, which have been ongoing since Xi assumed power five years ago and have led to the detainment or punishment of an astonishing 1.4 million party members, according to multiple sources.

The term «growth hacking» brings to mind images of a dude 75 pounds overweight, sitting in dark room with one lamp and surviving off a strict diet of Jolt Cola and Cheetos.

As a mirror image of a legal commodities business, the Sinaloa cartel brings to mind that old line about Ginger Rogers doing all the same moves as Fred Astaire, only backward and in heels.

This brought to mind a podcast I heard recently where the guy was arguing against having an emergency fund (in a typical cash - based vehicle as espoused by most).

I like the sound of that and the image it brings to mind.

... brings to mind the famous New York - centric New Yorker cover.

Here, Hemel and Rozema's argument brings to mind earlier work by Lily Batchelder and others on the use of refundable credits versus non-refundable credits or deductions.

School is in session every day but exams tend to come in a cluster, which brings to mind a Bill Parcells quote: «This is what you work all season for.

This brings to mind the old division in British working - class culture in which there were two models of sharing breadwinner male income.

Your example has brought to mind the words «naked and not ashamed».

That last topic brings to mind another topic worthy of discussion in considering President Harrison's first term — namely, the LCMS» increasingly friendly relations with other church bodies.

Brings to mind the recent banning of a book, once printed in the US & still in print overseas, as a «forgery».

It brought to mind my own experience with the funeral of a dear lady who'd lived what we call around here «a hard life» and was best known in the small rural community as «the bootlegger's widow.»

I know there are other parts that are also not followed to the exact letter as well but I can't bring them all to mind at the moment.

Your analysis of him is sensationally flawed and brings to mind what the Nazi's did with their depiction of the jew (you've attributed different traits, but used the same tactics of combining lies, half - truths, and exaggerations), but I didn't really expect anything else... it's what you do.

Let me add, for the record that reading Carl's thread brought to my mind immediately Tony Soprano — who brutally murders Ralphie with his bare hands after finding out that Ralphie had the horse he had become attached to killed for the insurance money.

In comparison with this freedom, to rejoice in being caught in a language that has lost its ability to represent any truth brings to mind Bernard Shaw's comment on the pleasures of an endless holiday: a good working definition of hell.

I wouldn't call us progressive rock, because that brings to mind Genesis and capes and wizard hats and stuff, and we don't really do that.

This struggle brings to mind a comment made to the pope during his recent San Francisco visit.

The word brings to mind mythical bridge - dwellers harassing passers - by and a technique used by fishermen attempting to snag unsuspecting fish.

This brings to mind the once popular phrase, «We will never forget.»

It brings to mind a passage from John Gardner's On Moral Fiction, an important, vilified, and now forgotten book of the 1970s.

I hadn't read this comment in a while, but when i did today, it brought to mind Acts 5, and what the teacher Gamaliel said concerning the earliest Christian movement, «Therefore, in the present case I advise you: Leave these men alone!

While the poems themselves may on occasion hint at this equation, the prose, which controls them and our understanding of them, eventually serves to release a secret: loving Beatrice was his way of finding Christ in his «new life» (a phrase that can hardly fail to bring to mind Paul's frequent insistence on our conversion from the old way of being to the new).

The tribal massacres and mass starvation in Africa bring to mind vast scenes of brutality and inhuman privation which, even in the most devastating past, no kindly eye had seen, no compassionate heart conceived, no pathetic tongue could adequately tell.

The words bring to mind a loving mother tenderly caring for her children.

He is one of the messengers that God always provides to wake us up and help prepare the way His words may bring to mind people in our own lives who have been such faithful harbingers of truth, those who have smoothed the way for us, leveling the rough places through which we must walk, even as they challenge us to seek to be the people God calls us to be.

Although this brings to mind the movie The Firm.

For some reason this brought to my mind Louis Ginzberg's «The Legends of the Jews,» where it says that at the end of all things the righteous get to «view the mortal combat between Leviathan and Behemoth, as a reward for having denied themselves the pleasures of the circus and its gladiatorial contests.»

This brings to mind Matthew 6:7.