Sentences with phrase «recounting stories»

By Sameer Hinduja and Justin W. Patchin Focusing on how technology can facilitate or magnify traditional forms of peer harassment, «Bullying beyond the Schoolyard» paints a vivid picture of online aggression among adolescents by recounting the stories of victims, summarizing current research, and reviewing recent legal rulings.

The subjects of her films and videos reveal their close physical connections to their environments, sites marked by legacies of colonial trade and military occupation in the artist's homeland of Puerto Rico, by recounting stories and engaging natural materials as well as inherited or handmade objects.

After stumbling upon a woman with a very nice pair of * ahem * eyes, he proceeds to impress her by recounting the stories of his exploits with the legendary Cole McGrath.

Fey sounds like your best buddy recounting stories from the not - too - distant past.

The 10 - time champion (Rolex Sports Car Series Grand - Am Daytona Prototype, IMSA GT, SCCA Trans - Am) and five - time Rolex 24 at Daytona overall winner will be on stage with noted motorsports historian Murray Smith, recounting stories and tales from Pruett's distinguished four decades - long driving career.

All three have plenty of insight to share about their roles on set but project a bored familiarity with the whole thing; Yagher and Hicks fell in love on the production and later married, so you have a feeling that they've been recounting these stories in close company for years now.

These mostly involve their recounting stories, and He imagining himself and Her romancing in different situations.

AND the eyewitness accounts are all people recounting stories they heard from other people... NOT the actual eyewitnesses, which make it even less reliable.

Today, insecurity is just as powerful a motivator as it was when I was young and members of my family all gathered around the dinner table recounting stories about our day.

Tarnoff, a former Lapham's Quarterly staffer, has plenty of colour with which to work in recounting the stories of three 18th - and 19th - century counterfeiters: Owen Sullivan, David Lewis, and Samuel Curtis Upham.

Holiday's other big client is Tucker Max, a writer and self - described asshole who has built a career out of recounting stories about his most hilarious blowjobs and benders.

And, in the wake of the «Access Hollywood» tapes, CNN anchor Erin Burnett recounted a story from a friend who said she met Trump in 2010 and he popped some Tic Tacs before leaning in to kiss her.

Lencioni recounted a story of a CEO he was coaching who said one of his company's core values was «operating with a sense of urgency.»

«So many people recount stories of falling into eBay selling.

In the past, I've recounted a story about one such roadblock to achieving success when taking this approach that is germane to our current discussion so I'll repeat it here.

He recounted a story of how he used to frivolously spend money on a latte everyday and that if he had saved that money instead and invested it, he would have a fortune.

He recounted a story of when his top - ranking executives and investors all wanted him to sell the company early on, but he resisted.

They do not recognize him and he feigns ignorance as they recount the story of his death and of women encountering angels in the tomb.

Mary Magdalene recounts her story to the apostles.

Hopewell describes a failed course of study at his church — Trinity: «Thus in characterizing Trinity, the absentees recounted its story as its history, the rest of us accounted for its story as its metaphor, and both we and they witnessed the story transformed as gospel.»

One can amusingly expand upon Maritain's version of Aristotle's explanation by recounting the story of the Athenian travelling from Athens to Megara.

In «Ethics and Tragedy» (Explorations in Theology [SCM, 1979]-RRB-, D. M. McKinnon recounts a story about the duke of Wellington.

The Gospel writer Luke gets at this truth when he recounts the story of the angel coming to Mary, greeting her as the «favored one.»

The Hadith recounts a story of a slave woman who insulted Muhammad and he was originally angry to learn that she had been killed until given the full story about how she had persisted in insulting him in spite of her master's orders for her to stop.

This passage recounts the story of the angels who long ago «did not keep their positions» in the spiritual realm, but left that which was natural for them to cohabit with women (Genesis 6:1 - 4).

Or, more recently, the title essay in Leslie Jamison's The Empathy Exams, where she recounts the story of her abortion.

Religious scholar Reza Aslan states, «The story of Paul's dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus is a bit of propagandistic legend created by the evangelist Luke; Paul himself never recounts the story of being blinded by the sight of Jesus.»

When the father of the family recounts the story of that deliverance, it is no mere mental recollection which is in view; rather, it is the making into a contemporary event, in which those present are able to share, of that which (in Jewish belief) God accomplished at the Red Sea many centuries ago.

Elie Wiesel recounts his story of life in the Nazi concentration camps to Bill Moyers on Holocaust Remembrance Day in 1991.

The Gospel lesson on Sunday recounted the story of Jesus sleeping on a boat while a storm rages all around.

There are recounted stories of valiant combat, individual and collective.

Grady recounts stories of American evangelists who refuse to visit a church to preach unless a limo picks them up from the airport, takes them to a five - star hotel, and the church allows them to give time and attention during the service to an extended appeal for money or guarantees a hugely inflated ministry gift.

I recounted a story of a Franciscan monk sojourning in China in the 14th century who disagreed with a Buddhist monk on the nature of monkeys from the woods that the Buddhist fed.

Here she recounts story after story of natural horror — of parasitism, of insects devouring their own eggs and of young devouring their parents — until she catches her breath and says, «Just think: in all the clean beautiful reaches of the solar system, our planet alone is a blot; our planet alone has death.»

Jimmy Fallon even gave a shout out to his book Unashamed, which recounts his story of overcoming a difficult childhood to find faith and eventually, superstardom in the world of hip - hop.

Earlier we spoke of the example of the ancient creed from Deuteronomy — «My father was a wandering Aramaean, etc.» In this sense, to recount the story is one aspect of celebration.

Returning me to reality and setting me straight, Borges recounted the story of the accident, the sleepless nights, the fear of losing his faculties, his writing of «Pierre Menard» as a safe experiment.

She often recounts the stories of her childhood.

Jessica Shortall's TED talk on parental leave brought me to tears, as she recounted the stories of women who drained their savings to stay home for 12 weeks, of premature babies sent to daycare on respirators, of mothers going back to work while bleeding, exhausted, and sore from breastfeeding.

In Acts 15:7 - 9, Peter recounts the story of his evangelism to the household of Cornelius:

John, recounting the story of Lazarus, gives us a God who does not fit neatly into the comfortable theodicies of our postmodern sensibility.

As van Buren recounts this story, he is careful about his choice and use of words.

In his novel Crime and Punishment, Fyodor Dostoevsky recounts the story of Raskolnikov, an impoverished law student in Petersburg.

One of the participants from Israel recounted a story from Talmudic literature.

Thus in characterizing Trinity, the absentees recounted its story as its history, the rest of us accounted for its story as its metaphor, and both we and they witnessed the story transformed as gospel.

In a charming memoir that introduces the recipes, Mama Dip fondly recalls growing up in rural NC and recounts the story of a strong woman determined to make her own way in the larger world.

They would give me napkins to soak the blood from my face, they would help me call the police, they would track down the woman who punched me in the mouth, and one of them would even bring me ice as I recounted my story to a different man in uniform.

Respected French journalist Julian Laurens recounted a story on the Totally Football Show podcast this week about Ben Arfa's time at Hull and what he made of the players he was working with.

Walton recounted the story of Huskies» walk - on Connor Smith and was overcome by emotions.

So in the spirit of the holiday, I'd like to recount the story of the time my husband Don, then a teenager, shot some bottle rockets out of his butt, burnt all his arse - hair off, and landed in the ER.