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Examples
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"Cleveland was given the benefit of the doubt—a benefit that modern presidents rarely enjoy," writes Mr. Algeo.
State Secrets John J. Miller 2011
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The president had cancer and, as journalist and historian Matthew Algeo notes in his recent book, The President is a Sick Man, the stigma attached to cancer at the end of the 19th century was so powerful and pervasive that devising a wild nautical scheme and deceiving the public was vastly preferable to revealing his condition.
Doug Ulman: It's Personal and Political: Stigma and Cancer Doug Ulman 2011
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As the end neared for the former general and president, reporters began what Mr. Algeo calls "a morbid deathwatch."
State Secrets John J. Miller 2011
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So did Grover Cleveland, as Matthew Algeo shows in "The President Is a Sick Man," a colorful account of "a brazen and elaborate cover-up on behalf of a president whose reputation for honesty was unquestioned."
State Secrets John J. Miller 2011
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The president had cancer and, as journalist and historian Matthew Algeo notes in his recent book, The President is a Sick Man, the stigma attached to cancer at the end of the 19th century was so powerful and pervasive that devising a wild nautical scheme and deceiving the public was vastly preferable to revealing his condition.
Doug Ulman: It's Personal and Political: Stigma and Cancer Doug Ulman 2011
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Mr. Algeo occasionally pads his narrative with needless tangents and makes more of his story than he should.
State Secrets John J. Miller 2011
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"Your honor," Maloney told Algeo on Monday, "put this psychopath in jail for life without the possibility of parole."
Man given life without parole for stomping death in Wheaton 2010
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"Your honor," Maloney told Algeo on Monday, "put this psychopath in jail for life without the possibility of parole."
Man given life without parole for stomping death in Wheaton 2010
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"You didn't have any remorse then, and you have no remorse now," Algeo told Vasquez.
Man given life without parole for stomping death in Wheaton 2010
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"You didn't have any remorse then, and you have no remorse now," Algeo told Vasquez.
Man given life without parole for stomping death in Wheaton 2010
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