Headley's account, if true, offers an unusual firsthand insight, complete with the names of ISI personnel with whom he says he met as the plot took shape.
It's difficult to imagine what Jann Wenner the editor and publisher of Rolling Stone, and a man with more firsthand insight into the psychic hazards of the celebrity profile than almost anyone else alive thought might happen when he cajoled the investigative reporter Joe Hagan into writing a biography of him.
Having grown up biracial in a nation divided by Apartheid, he'll bring plenty of firsthand insight to a television institution tasked with providing humor in the face of a relentless news cycle and civil unrest.
"When I do something, I'm committed to doing it right". Recently, as Donatelli's bookish presentation of author readings wrapped up its third season, the packed-house gathering who convened at Theatre Banshee on Magnolia Boulevard once again enjoyed an evening that offered firsthand insight from writers on their books, characters, inspirations and craft.
When I met Dane, I suddenly had firsthand insight from an active duty soldier.
I can't get started with a class/ book/ fill in any first step because it won't help me get a job…though it will give you firsthand insight in the new area you say you want.
Recently, there has been a national reckoning with the idea that lived experience matters that someone who grew up in public housing knows something about local poverty that someone who went to fancy schools does not, or that a member of a community heavily targeted by law enforcement has firsthand insight into predatory policing.
Working across both mature and emerging markets Ann has firsthand insight and experience of how to build a team focused on delivering strong business growth and meaningful global and local partnerships through innovative, sustainable and inclusive business models.
Doyle's film is full of similar firsthand insight.
There she gained firsthand insight into the miserable conditions of the urban poor.
