Sentences with phrase «page on anecdotes»

Sadly Klein spends page after page on anecdotes and blather about everything but the point.

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Four hundred pages of statistics, charts, graphs, and depressing history, all sprinkled with mostly grim anecdotes, elaborate on the subtitle.

In 2013, The Grand Central Oyster Bar and Restaurant Cookbook, written by Chef Sandy and Roy Finemore, let the public in on some secrets, with pages of insight into recipes, historic anecdotes, and all manner of expert information on buying, cooking, and serving fish and seafood.

Accorsi's candor (reflecting on the Giants» loss to the Ravens in Super Bowl XXXV, he says, «I would love to criticize our offensive game plan, but I don't think we had one») and anecdotes from more than three decades in pro football keep the pages turning, but Callahan succeeds most by revealing the psychological tension within a struggling team.

Her blog features sweet personal anecdotes, fun and interesting articles, inspiring messages and chatter amongst moms on the associated Facebook page.

There are many more cases; in addition to those on my «Results» page, many anecdotes can be found on PaleoHacks and in my comment thread.

I need to start collecting these anecdotes on a web page.

So much ink has been spilled on the Annales School of history that I feel that I have little to add on that, but Braudel is a pleasure to read, and doing so makes me wish that I had a better memory to keep track the endlessly fascinating facts and anecdotes that inhabit every page.

Next, provide students with sticky notes, and have them post a blue note next to topic sentences, yellow next to sentences that present opinions and thoughts, pink to indicate anecdotes, and green to write down the vivid words they find on a page.

They have vague platitudes about how stuff is on the way, we're looking into it, really, and asinine anecdotes about how digital comics can't replicate the experience of folding out pages in Blackest Night # 8 and wah wah wah plastic doesn't feel like paper.

Hollis Hatfield Weishar & Joyce K. Smiley, published 2004, 240 pages This practice - building resource is an insightful collection of anecdotes on successful and creative marketing techniques used by lawyers and marketing professionals in a variety of practice settings.