In "America Can Be Saved," a book published in 1979, he wrote, "If you would like to know where I am politically, I am to the right of wherever you are.
In her email, Ms Tilley, who is cabinet member for children, education and families wrote: "If you would like belt and braces, then please email me with your concerns and I will make absolutely sure you are listened to.
5. Don't say it and definitely don't put it in writing if you wouldn't want it plastered all over the Yahoo home page.
He once wrote: "If you would work the multiplication table into the Democratic platform, the Republicans will vote it down at the election".
Among several Twitter messages that the Web site of The Mail said had been posted today, Mr. Christian wrote: "If you'd said to me 'MC this week will finish with you making international headlines' I would have punched you in the face.
Because if you produce exactly the songs you want to for your own label, even then, the pressure of fans' expectations can push you toward fake sentiments and slick hooks, songs that are nothing like what you would have written if you'd been strumming in your basement with guys from down the street, back in those days when you had no expectations beyond playing at a coffee shop in downtown Omaha.
Wonder how many column-inches you'd write if you weren't sure you'd be paid or if The Times was bankrupt and owner-less.
I know how to make a record that commercial radio or Triple J will smash now … It's kind of hard to stay true, and write what you would write if you didn't have that in your head.
The sentences, outside the book's dialogue, are packed with commas and careful qualifications, the way you would write if you wanted to make sure that every possibility of nuance or interpretation had been scrupulously attended to.
Have you ever wondered what you would write if you had to write a personal biography of your life?
America, you'd write, if you had your pencil, will you now turn out to be only a beautiful idea?
