Word: remindful
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...chalk circles around the bases of his "models" on the surface of the table.) Sometimes the things have the look of architecture; the slender bottle necks, leaning together, vaguely recall the towers of Bologna and San Gimignano. Occasionally their groups, bound together by some mutual gravitation of shape, might remind one of people insecurely huddled on the edge of Morandi's small flat earth, the tabletop...
...form that once looked flat and light brown; how many colors may be contained, as dusty hints and afterimages of themselves, in what seemed to be a sequence of gray patches. If the straight side of a bottle seems to waver, it only does so to remind us how mutable and hard to fix the act of seeing really is. And if the shapes look simple, their simplicity is extremely deceptive; one recognizes in it the distillation of an intensely pure sensibility, under whose gaze the size of the painting, the silence of the motif and the inwardness...
Most students using either the NDSL or the GSL will be required to meet with financial aid officers soon to negotiate alterations in their packages. Notices will be sent out to remind those who have reached their earning ceilings...
Vogel cited the worldwide development of fundamentalism and the populatrity of religious leaders like the Pope as signs of a global search for reassurance. These signs should remind world powers that their primary task is to "safeguard and preserve peace," he added...
...traditionally demanded a degree of autonomy greater than that granted to many professions. But in order to retain that public trust, physicians must be willing to confront difficult ethical questions when they arise. We hope the second joint committee, instructed to draw up guidelines for writing recommendations, will remind physicians that, particularly in medicine, moral questions cannot be separated from professional ones. By recommending a firm set of guidelines, we hope the second committee will succeed where the first has failed...