He released his second Spanish-language commercial on Tuesday, which introduces him as "uno de nosotros" — one of us — while highlighting Mr. Flake's vote against the Dream Act, which would have given certain immigrants brought to the country illegally as children a path to legalization.
In an action movie-style video which introduces him with much fanfare, King tells viewers, "I would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf.
The most vivid example of Mr. Bale's deep-dive approach to character immersion remains "The Machinist," which introduced him to what he called "a commitment level which I discovered I greatly enjoyed".
From this book he turned to Smith's A Compleat System of Opticks, which introduced him to the techniques of telescope construction and whetted his appetite for viewing the night sky.
He avoided those sorts of comparisons almost wholly thanks to the sui generis breakthrough of his debut album, "Justified," from 2002, which introduced him as confident, randy, and just a touch sinister and wounded.
It's set up as a particular chapter in the Lecter story, a prequel to the first novel, "Red Dragon," which introduced him as an already convicted and imprisoned killer.
This segment focusses on the photojournalist Eros Hoagland, who is appearing for the second time in the series — he first was in the pilot episode, which introduced him and his work covering the drug war in Juárez.
Before long, Swarbrick, universally known as Swarb, was playing the fiddle in Beryl's English folk dance band and they also paired up in the Emerald Isle Ceilidh Band, which introduced him to Birmingham's Irish musicians.
His neighbour made sculptures out of tractor parts, which introduced him to the idea of readymades: "I saw you could take something and make it into something radically different, just by composition," he says.
He found strength in an eclectic mixture of radical honesty, his own brand of Catholic mysticism, and, especially, Mayan and Native American spiritual practice, which introduced him to his Nahuatl ancestors.
In high school, Ted became involved with a group known as the Free Market Education Foundation, which introduced him to the writings of conservative economic philosophers such as Milton Friedman, Friedrich Hayek, Frédéric Bastiat, and Ludwig von Mises.
