He said it in a jokey way, but it wasn't a joke; Foreign Bodies is a thorough-going thesis, packed with information, interviews and, most importantly, argument.
This was also a place where interviews could turn into arguments, and arguments could turn circular.
"Sidewalks" bobs and weaves through this geometry of interlocking triangles, punctuating dates and arguments with mock interviews, in which the characters face the camera and muse on the complexities of love, sex and fidelity.
There are hardly any explicit Christian or religious motifs and arguments present in our interviews, unless as negations such as "I am not a religious person".
"My only regret is that if you are leading a political party, the election campaign is a moment when you really want to get around the country, you want to have arguments and interviews, and I found the whole election was just the run-up to the debate, the debate, and the analysis of the debate.
Although their shared cultural background and similar lived experiences contribute to the internal validity of this study, the findings and arguments generated from their interview data cannot be generalized to the larger population or migrants with other cultural backgrounds.
American and European officials said in interviews that arguments over austerity versus stimulus, so prominent at international gatherings in recent years, are likely to be muted at the two-day summit conference of the Group of 8 industrialized countries that is being held at the lakeside Lough Erne resort in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland.
DiMicco, a blunt, barrel-chested New York native, used his position at Nucor to publicize his argument in television interviews, and Trump contacted him.
The book develops the argument with in-depth interviews and tests it with quantitative data across hundreds of Chinese cities and thousands of firms.
The question was dropped after seven interviews because clear arguments for not including the precautionary principle had been expressed by the respondents.
