Sentences with phrase «actually read war»

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This was the first time I had ever seen him draw anything besides Star Wars — themed stick figures with light sabers, and I actually stopped reading — I think I stopped breathing — to watch him do it.

Weaver's break with the myriad conceits of liberalism was occasioned by his study of the Civil War, especially by his reading of the first - hand accounts of the soldiers who actually fought the war, and especially by the accounts of SoutherneWar, especially by his reading of the first - hand accounts of the soldiers who actually fought the war, and especially by the accounts of Southernewar, and especially by the accounts of Southerners.

We don't know how many of the 803 delegates who voted for it (or how many of the 30 who opposed it) actually read the statement, but they should, as should Christians in other churches who are pondering what needs to be said about war and peace.

It is odd that Phillips chose to significantly dramatize David and Efraim's story, because if you read up on what actually happened (I highly recommend Guy Larson's 2011 Rolling Stone article — or his eventual book — on the subject), it's actually crazier than almost anything he fictionalized for War Dogs.

Taking place in a 1951 Hollywood not entirely unlike the one that actually existed, it mixes Cold War paranoia, carefully managed studio PR... Read More»

Obviously Latino Review is using this to claim their «Planet Hulk / World War Hulk» rumor is true, although everyone who actually reads comics knows by now that Marvel is building up to The Infinity Gauntlet in Avengers 3 and not World War Hulk.

Anyways very cool rant that I actually took the time to read... format wars, fanboyism, crazy reviews, confused game companies that can't decide on one SKU, price wars that mislead the consumers, 30 fps / 60fps / framerate arguments, 720p / 1080p / 640p HD arguments, disc space, exclusives, timed exclusives, delays, confirms, rumors... i'm just tired of hearing about it all.

By scrolling around the map you can read snippets of news from around the country, which is your only indication outside of your self - contained missions that there's actually a war being waged, albeit one being kept from the public.

If you've already read «Console Wars,» you're familiar with Blake's innate ability to put the reader inside a story or setting and make them feel like they're actually there.

If you've read «Console Wars» before, you're familiar with Blake's innate ability to put the reader inside a story or setting and make them feel like they're actually there.