Meek's essay is much better at explaining how we got here, and it is more vivid, too, with its direct accounts of particular housing estates in London.
… For these and other reasons we may safely abandon direct accounts of perception in favor of indirectly related and never certain … hypotheses of reality".
At Moseley's trial, a few months later, because of the pervasiveness of the apathy narrative, the prosecution decided not to call Joseph Fink or Karl Ross as witnesses, even though they could have offered the most direct accounts of the murder.
The alliance estimated at the time that three million investors worldwide had been affected by Mr. Madoff's fraud, though there were just over 4,900 active direct accounts shown in the Madoff records available to investigators.
The Madoff fraud totaled $64.8 billion in paper losses, and the alliance estimates that it affected a record three million investors, although there were slightly more than 4,900 active direct accounts shown in the Madoff records available to investigators.
That would always need to take in individual recollections, the direct accounts of those involved, and the chance for those criticised to provide their version of events.
Direct accounts of the Pudgalavāda doctrine survive primarily in the critiques of their opponents (and in three short texts preserved only in Chinese and in the Saṃmitīyanikāyaśāstra).
Perhaps the strongest evidence of changes to fire regimes in forested ecosystems caused by attempted fire exclusion comes from comparisons between contemporary management and direct accounts of management at the close of the 19th century.
If I told you the amount of times I've been reduced to tears hearing direct accounts of racial profiling or police brutality in New York, you wouldn't believe me.
Allegations (but no direct accounts) of GPs feeling 'threatened' and 'intimidated' by patients were mentioned by GPs: I think some patients can be quite threatening.
