Who speaks up
about the novel ideas we try in our efforts to engage our students?
Not exact matches
You will find out in this article
about this binary options program with a very
novel idea.
Here's a
novel idea honey, just close your legs and you wont have to worry
about disease or pregnancy.
How
about the people just telling them what to do and they actually do it, there's a
novel idea.
LaHaye originated the
idea of a
novel about the Second Coming.
This situation of viewing the «tithe» as a mandatory tax on all citizens of a particular parish continued until
about 300 years ago, and the development of the
novel idea about the separation of church and state.
How
about taking responsibility for the mess we are creating??? What a
novel idea!
Like Habermas, he has immersed himself in the growing literature on language, discourse, and communication, coming increasingly to conceive of society itself as a vast system of communicative action, and this perspective has given him a number of
novel ideas about the nature of religion.
The
idea of featuring the justice secretary in
novels and plays came from Australian author Kathy Lette, who inserted a character called Chris Grayling into her book Courting Trouble,
about a mother - daughter feminist law firm.
He also attempted a book - writing career (one
idea was to be «a Bill Bryson, but for horses»; another
novel was to be
about a «Hooray Henry who had fallen in love with a Russian hooker»).
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Our
ideas about later human evolution, meanwhile, have been shattered by the remains of a tiny,
novel human species with a small but intricately folded brain.
Respondents first read a news article
about the
novel pears, then completed a questionnaire that included questions
about their attitudes toward the pears, what they think their friends and family think
about the
idea of buying these products, their novelty - seeking tendencies, whether or not they would buy them, and how much they'd pay for them.
Sohee Park and her colleagues at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, wanted to find out what was different
about the brains of people who are good at «divergent thinking» — creativity characterised by coming up with
novel ideas.
About 5 years ago, neuroscientist Tony Zador was struck by a
novel idea for how to build a synapse - by - synapse map of brain connections — a goal dear to neuroscientists who want to understand how the brain's intricate wiring underlies its functions.
Yet nobody anticipated the meeting or foresaw how fruitful it would be in generating
novel ideas about the workings of the universe.
«We concentrated on including
novel ideas that they may not have heard
about already.»
Yeah, this is such a
novel idea, that it's only been implemented
about 4 years ago..
Based on the
novel by Shûsaku Endô
about a pair of 17th century Jesuit priests who travel to Japan to locate their missing mentor, «Silence» attempts to tackle big
ideas like faith and sacrifice but never really makes it beyond its opening argument, like a broken record playing different variations of the same scene over and over again.
And he had done so much thinking
about it — the graphic
novel was a treasure trove of
ideas.
Bored to Death: The Complete First Season Available on DVD and Blu - ray Jason Schwartzman, Zach Galifianakis, and Ted Danson star in this freshman HBO comedy
about a mystery writer who is so bored that he posts an ad on the internet lending his services as a private detective in order to pass the time and maybe get a few
ideas for his
novel.
by Walter Chaw There's the seed of an interesting
idea in Neil LaBute's Possession — something traceable to A.S. Byatt's melodramatic
novel of the same name: the film's one clumsily extended trope that it is
about keepsakes and the desire for memento mori and memento amor as it manifests amongst intellectuals.
Syrup (R for profanity, sexual references and brief drug use) Screen adaptation of Max Barry's dark
novel of the same name
about a slacker (Shiloh Fernandez) who has to trust a cutthroat marketing executive (Amber Heard) if his million - dollar
idea is to have any hope of succeeding.
The shame of it is that there is a solid
idea or two
about the symbiotic relationship between humanity and the aliens hovering around when the screenplay by writer / director Andrew Niccol (based on the
novel by Stephanie Meyer) temporarily drops its silliest trappings.
The stylistic setup declares from the start that Anna Karenina is not an adaptation that cares
about the
novel's form or
ideas; this is one that will primarily concern itself with the drama on the surface of Tolstoy's tome.
Filmmaker Alex Garland's take on Jeff VanderMeer's book — the first of an alliterative sci - fi trio known as the Southern Reach Trilogy that also includes «Authority» and «Acceptance» — is very much on the «loose» end of the adaptation spectrum, which suits the movie well: There's a lot
about the
novel, which is rich in
ideas but intentionally vague
about certain details, that would have been exceptionally difficult translate to screen.
Although he is entertaining the
idea of turning the script into a
novel and noted he could return to the script later, Tarantino is adamant
about moving on.
Matt Damon joins forces with the soldier of the Emperor in the US - China historical fantasy The Great Wall, which has a
novel idea about why the wall was built (PG - 13).
Most of the people that see Interview with the Vampire, based on the
novel by Anne Rice, are going to have their own
ideas about casting, script, etc..
Billions is finally returning and the rivalry on Wall Street will continue during its third season, while Before I Fall, based on the 2010
novel, will prompt you to think
about the harrowing
idea about how just one person's life can impact so many others.
But after a few tries, he realized he had no
idea how to do it, and so instead he wrote this screenplay
about a writer unable to adapt a
novel into a film.
The following will give teachers an
idea of what to expect from this resource: - Descriptive writing of characters and The Island Diary writing Comparing and contrasting characters Argumentative writing Opinion / fact Spelling Speech Research skills: - Leprosy, The Philippines, The Bible and Facts
about The Author Drawing activities: - new cover, characters, map Life cycle of a butterfly Themes in the
novel Writing a book review Craft: - How to make a symmetrical butterfly
Finally, I couldn't agree more
about the Breakout
Novel idea.
, I'm still interested in learning
about self - publishing because I have
ideas for non-kid lit
novels as well.
When we first started working together, I had certain
ideas about how much «science» I wanted to include in my
novel.
For a book whose title sounds like an affirmation of faith but whose story is
about an atheist refuting the existence of God, reading it is a spiritual experience... Many of the positive reviews laud the wit and entertainment Goldstein provides, but honestly, the breadth and depth of
ideas covered require close and thoughtful reading... This
novel can be read on a few different levels: a romance, a mystery, an intellectual thriller or a philosophical / religious treatise.
The
novel was filled with
ideas and had enough plot to carry you through them — I was thinking
about it long after the last page was turned.
While there is plenty to enjoy in the way of story and characterization, it is perhaps the profound
ideas and questions the
novel poses
about fate and free will that will stay with readers and make The Immortalists one of 2018's most discussed
novels.
It doesn't make much sense to have a background of rubber chickens if that has nothing to do with your book: if your book is
about comedy this would fly, but for a romance
novel, rubber chickens are probably a bad
idea.
I started having
ideas about stories that I wanted to tell and in conjunction with the startup of my new company Fez Productions, I decided I would turn one of my
ideas into a
novel after seeing the film, Gone Girl.
In fact, I'm blogging
about a similar
idea at Nail Your
Novel tomorrow.
And often the author has grandiose
ideas about world - wide exposure for their children's book,
novel, memoir, or informational book through national TV, the NYT bestseller list, and so forth.
At the time, I had a few criticisms, so I figured it would be a good
idea to interview publisher Russell Willis
about his approach to digital graphic
novels in general and The Phoenix, a Newsstand publication, in particular.
When I began writing my first
novel, The Poacher's Son, I had no
idea I was
about to change my life.
I was on the phone with my agent, talking
about my latest
novel, Third Rail, when he floated the
idea that the book might have a better chance of selling if someone else wrote it.
Jodi Picoult talks
about many aspects of her latest
novel, Nineteen Minutes and discusses how she finds the
ideas to fuel her prolific writing.
He's not the only starry - eyed doofus who has combined delusions of grandeur with total cluelessness
about the effort required to actually write a
novel or screenplay and then get it in front of the public.In the thread of the same post at Writer Beware, children's author Kathleen Duey talked
about the unsolicited - plot -
idea people who want to share the profits 50/50.
StoryTellers Unplugged gives a good
idea about what to send as a
novel proposal, cover sheet etc included.
If you have the financial resources, it can be a great
idea to hire a book publicity or marketing firm to help spread the word
about your
novel, memoir, or collection.
I've no
idea about going
about writing a
novel.