The last devoted its most recent issue to "sensemaking, organising, and storytelling," and, having previously championed storytelling as a form of education, your correspondent felt honour-bound to peruse the articles.
Peruse the articles about Clinton's tears and you'll see "emotional" appear over and over again.
If you want, you may even just peruse the articles, but try your hand at teaching others about stuff you know about the topic that others don't know yet.
As I perused the article, I realized that I was guilty of sending almost every one of these texts at some point in time, which got me thinking... am I a basic bitch?
Finally, if you haven't yet experienced enlightenment overload, you might want to consider perusing the Yahoo! article entitled "What not to say when pulled over by a cop".
After reading the article, they peruse the "Woman's World" photo feature and look at the winners of Mr. Kristof's "Half the Sky" contest.
One needs only to peruse the comments below his article online to see the hatred against Muslims Mr Littlejohn has generated".
Back in the old days of online publishing (say, 2007), you'd reach the bottom of a blog post or news article, peruse the comment section, possibly leave one of your own, and then move on to the next hot story.
Peruse the newspaper for other articles in which you think a "Q&A" format might have been more effective than.
One need only peruse the comments section of any article cited above to find mean-spirited and rejectionist opinions from those who parrot the Republican Jewish Coalition longtime campaign demonizing President Obama for all manner of insidious anti-Israel plots.
