Of course, the diary form prevents us from knowing if this is indirect dialogue or the diarist's assumption, if Pinter or Fraser was the one who made the unfortunate mental leap from marriage to murder.
On Nov. 6, 1934, United States Ambassador to Japan Joseph Grew wrote in his diary: "Of course, the personnel and caddies at the Tokyo Golf Club were thrilled to the core, and I presented the Babe to such players as we met on the course: 'Please to know you,' said the Bambino.
Taney's death in October 1864 delighted many; most of Lincoln's cabinet refused to attend the funeral, including secretary of the navy Gideon Welles, who wrote in his diary: "The course pursued [by Taney] in the Dred Scott case and all the attending circumstances forfeited respect for him as a man or a judge".
All participants were asked to complete a prospective cost diary over the course of three months at baseline and over the course of three months one year later.
He was the lovably awkward William Thacker in Notting Hill, obnoxious womaniser Daniel Cleaver in Bridget Jones' Diary and of course, the dancing Prime Minister in Love Actually.
Undergraduate students completed various cognitive ability measures in the laboratory and recorded everyday mind-wandering and distraction in a diary over the course of a week.
In the current study undergraduate students performed a number of cognitive ability measures in the laboratory and logged their attentional disengagements in a diary over the course of a week.
The PI will keep field notes and a reflexive diary during the course of the study.
The staff members were asked to keep an ethical diary over the course of one week.
The staff members were asked to keep an ethical diary over the course of one week, and data collection comprised the diaries handed in by 68 persons.
Participants were instructed to detail their activities in the 7-Day Activity Diary throughout the course of each day, rather than completing the diary each evening or at the end of the week.
