As she discovered first hand, ludicrous, patronizing preconceptions about Asians and Asian-Americans still extend to the heart of America's popular myth-making machine.
And given the stereotypes surrounding childless women, I'm discovering first hand how confronting writing about it is, and how much courage it takes.
Rounding the Horn is dangerous business and you discover first hand why it is known as a sailor's graveyard".
As Lieberman discovered first hand, modern human teeth are not suited to breaking chunks of raw meat into pieces that are small enough to swallow.
For nearly 10 months, more than 1,000 volunteers ranging from school students to housewives, retirees, working professionals on their off-days assisted the archaeologists on site and discovering first hand on the 125-year-old military fort.
So he lures her into the back roads of his gypsy world so she can discover first hand the blood and roots of his duende, the true flamenco, as it is lived, free, spontaneously, under the wide open sky, without money, passports or credentials, a world unto itself, of astonishing beauty and contrasts, unknown to most, about to be lost forever to the onslaught of modern progress.
He discovers first-hand the extent of the purging of villages and towns in the name of rooting out all dissent.
En route, they discovered first-hand how tough Viking sailors must have been.
But having two big successes behind him is no guarantee of success this time round, and Stone has discovered first-hand how much the startup game has changed since he last did it eight years ago.
Further, in both species, these bony spines pierce the skin in areas that have a lot of granular glands (Figures 3A 3D, 4C, and 4D): As first author, Carlos Jared, a herpetologist at the Instituto Butantan in Brazil, discovered first-hand whilst collecting C. greeningi for research, when restrained, the struggling frogs release a sticky secretion onto their skins.
