Sentences with phrase «sharp reminder»
May 9, 2014 • When you see a familiar movie actor do theater, it makes a particularly sharp reminder of why people see theater in the first place.
npr.org
«This attempt by Russia is a sharp reminder that Australian businesses and individuals are constantly targeted by malicious state and non-state actors, and we must maintain rigorous cybersecurity practices.»
The first half will be one to forget for England, but their power and pace in the second half is a sharp reminder of just how good they could become over the course of the next six months as they continue to train together with professional contracts and build on their match fitness and all round conditioning.
The above headline is a sharp reminder of an incident recorded in the Christian Scriptures about an encounter that Jesus Christ had with money changers inside...
Writing for the LabourList website, Abbott also praised Corbyn's opposition to US missile strikes on Syria and it should be «a sharp reminder that Jeremy Corbyn is indispensable to forging a new politics».
«This was a sharp reminder why it is so important that I religiously wear large hats to cover my face and reapply sunscreen.»
Criterion was never the only player in town, but this year provided a sharp reminder of that fact.
Rage and alcohol mask Stanhope's own fears, as well as his inability to protect his men from the inevitable, and the subversion of Claflin's boyish good looks offers a sharp reminder of just how young many of the soldiers in WW1 were.
In the pair of measured looks that conclude the movie, he offers a sharp reminder that while this story is complicated by its setting and particular circumstances, the underlying ingredients reveal a profound desire for companionship familiar to all.
When Michael Merrick, a teacher at Cardinal Newman, shared pictures of his flood - devastated school, it was a sharp reminder of the day my own classroom was destroyed by a roof collapse.
Olly went back in time to the 1950s and 1960s this weekend at the prestigious historic racing event, the Goodwood Revival meeting and got a sharp reminder of how much motor sport has progressed in the last half century — as well as having a huge amount of fun.
The presidential election has been a sharp reminder for many investors of why currency exposure can be a blessing or a curse.
The console that defined a generation has come of age - a fact which, aside from being a sharp reminder of how old we've all got, has many of us donning our rose - tinted nostalgia specs and remembering the fun times it's given us.
«A sharp reminder of the persuasive powers of live theater,» The Bitter Game was commissioned by the La Jolla Playhouse for the International WOW Festival while Wallace was still a graduate student at UC San Diego (The New York Times).
The concept of deconstruction — of words and materials — within each artist's work is a sharp reminder that the negative space, silence and that which isn't seen is oftentimes of equal importance as what fills up those spaces.
The event is a sharp reminder that ultimately, despite TransCanada's shenanigans and the support of the Koch brothers, the pipeline decision is owned by President Obama and the president alone.
The decision will serve as a sharp reminder to civil litigation lawyers that a tougher regime is now in force.
«The government plans to extend the right to parents of older children next year and this new development will serve as a sharp reminder to employers to look at such requests dispassionately and fairly, and not allow any prejudice they may have to influence their decision.»
Watching, from the omfort of my living room, a TV commercial urging viewers to donate money to help feed starving Holocaust survivors for Passover, was a sharp reminder that not all people are free from hunger and loneliness.
I imagine our meeting together was a sharp reminder of what had brought them to my consulting room to begin with.
It was sharp reminder that I inhabit a charmed bubble: the world described in that message is sooooooo far removed from mine.