My French grandmother, the Duchess de Guise, spoke about the family as if they all lived yesterday.
Jackson Katz, in his documentary, Tough Guise talks about how suburban white boys love violent and misogynistic Gangsta Rap in particular (not all rap music is sexist and violent, but the most popular among white audiences tends to be this kind).
They can also be used to collect indirect evidence on adherence and sexual behaviour, and they can be a source of respondent-independent data (people reporting other people's behaviour) and of indirect self-report data (respondents talking about themselves in the guise of talking about what "others" do).
His assessments of other musicians are as acute as they are idiosyncratic, partly because (no great surprise here) he instinctively zeroes in on their personae in the guise of talking about their music, as in this jambalaya of observations about Roy Orbison: "He kept you on your toes.
Because under the guise of stories about little animals, he had the same passion for childhood.
Did it end by stereotyping Romanies under the guise of complaining about their stereotyping?
But when the club took a break the first summer, Mr. Boone called her under the guise of talking about the club.
Some less ideologically-motivated outlets adopted the head-turning phrasing, even if they cloak their misrepresentation in the guise of speculation about the impact of the report on political campaigns.
In the guise of concern about a purchase from Best Buy and possible credit card misuse, the message urged recipients to go to a "special" BestBuy.com Web site and correct the problem by entering their credit card and Social Security numbers.
Another prize student, Rich Cunningham, 21, who is black, wowed the crowd with a routine that went right to heart of race -- in the guise of talking about TV game shows.
