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He reminds me some of Gould in terms of priority on clarity , precision , and counterpoint . " It reminds me that the names we enter into our database were real people and not just data . I feel so clich naming him but in a way he reminds me of him , only I had a less intense version . " Please , kindly sir , let me go home , " replies Proffy in his best English ( " the language of the enemy , " he reminds himself sternly ) . Because - - it reminds me of Churchill , who said " How many more times do you need the capacity to destroy a house ? She reminds us that the policy decisions our society makes affect the lives of our neighbors and friends , that we are all in this together . Everything about you reminds me of you . Senator Glenn is an amazing man , and he reminds a lot of us of our grandfathers , which is a weird thing to say about an American hero , but it 's true . She reminds us that while seeking licenses , to keep in mind that everything ( that 's Everything ) is negotiable . In Canto XIX of the Inferno , Dante describes the punishment of those guilty of simony ; in a note , she reminds readers that the buying and selling of holy things is not confined to medieval folk : “ A mercenary marriage , for example , is also the sale of a sacrament . well she reminds me of GIlda Radner on the old SNL 's . However , in a concluding chapter he reminds us that private universities are hardly sheltered from such controversies because they may be subject to statutory restrictions such as harassment or civil rights laws which end up drawing them into controversies that are grounded in First Amendment issues . She reminds us that all hope is not lost , however . If it reminds me of anything , it 's the Barber Violin Concerto , which comes slightly later , and I doubt that Barber had heard Benjamin or vice versa at the time . CONTINUED | There 's a smoky stench in the air - it 's hard to pin down , but it reminds me of burning rubber with a kind of industrial under-smell .