So when Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz condemned the growing wave of campus protests – including at his alma mater, Princeton – in a Guardian interview Tuesday as a product of "pampered teenagers who are scared of an idea that challenges their world view", he completely missed the point.
Haykel confirmed by e-mail that the Iraq War was the kind of thing that he had in mind when he said, in the ThinkProgress interview, that ISIS is "a product of very contingent, contextual, historical factors," and that "there is nothing predetermined in Islam that would lead to ISIS".
The ineffectual Miliband interview may have been a product of the fact that he has been concentrating on the reaction to his market-square stump speeches, and the contrast between the agendas raised by the people he meets on the stump and by the London-based media.
In a 2010 interview, Modiano referred to himself as "a product of the dunghill of the Occupation, that bizarre time when people who should have never met did meet and by chance produced a child".
By this we mean that we believe there are "independent, knowable phenomena" [ 27] that can be gained from women's accounts, whilst acknowledging that these accounts are socially constructed and a product of the particular interview/study encounter [ 27, 28].
After visiting Italy and interviewing witnesses, Justice O'Reilly called the allegations a product of prisoners' gossip and assumptions.
In his interview, Assad pointed out that the Islamic State was a product of the American occupation of Iraq.
Learning about the RO role was a product of the appraisal preparation and interview.
The formulation of this semi-structured interview was the product of a collaboration between the Epilepsy and Headache Centers.
In the People interview, the product of four visits to her Florida home spanning 19 hours, Nordegren said she "never suspected" that Woods was being unfaithful to her.
