Chronicle without writing.
The results identified three ways that students build historical explanation: chronicle without a historical sense; narration without a historical sense; and narration with a historical sense.
Your faithful correspondent has made every effort to avoid sugarcoating the truth, or cutting the facts to some ideological end — this is Berkeley, after all, not the Fox News Channel — but simply to chronicle, without fear or favor, the course's steady, weekly bombardment of compassion, gratitude and positive thinking.
Secundus's authorship has not previously been widely considered, because it was generally assumed that his historiola must have been a severely abbreviated chronicle, without any kind of literary elaboration.
At times, "Hospital" seems to resemble the institution it chronicles: frenetic but without much forward movement.
"What is Los Angeles — when they write the chronicles of L.A. — without Eli Broad?" Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said recently.
In the Syrian East, until the 7th century the Church had only the books of the Hebrew canon with the addition of Ecclesiasticus, or the Wisdom of Jesus the son of Sira (but without Chronicles, Ezra, and Nehemiah).
History without explanation, without analysis, without pattern is barren chronicle.
Bartlett has set this chronicle in a place that suggests the main features of Szpilman's history, without crassly trying to map Warsaw onto Manchester.
But the Danielsons are oddballs even in the indie music world, because they are also born-again Christians whose songs are chronicles of spiritual struggle -- without the bland messages or easy uplift typical of Christian rock.
