Przykłady nugget

• Besides melodrama and dime-store romance, the novel is studded with nuggets of politically instructive detail.

• Eleven per cent of participants reported using the microwave for cooking chicken nuggets or strips.

• The presentation invites the reader to dip in for nuggets of information as they follow their own trains of thought and as they require specific information.

• Quantitative research counts discrete things that are already known; it uses a positivist notion of truth (nuggets of truth are dug out of the melting pot of life).

• People's memories do not store such nuggets of information for ever.

• I read, in the 175-page bundle, nuggets such as that to be found in paragraph 2.7.

• In this large tome there are all sorts of little nuggets.

• To obtain such nuggets of information they must attend a course, the fee for which is £140.

• Of course, we can all pull out nuggets of information to satisfy our own particular prejudices, even from the minutes of evidence.

• I look forward to seeing whether, within the charm of his response, there are one or two nuggets.

• The rest of us are fortunate in not having to follow him in every detail—we can pick out the nuggets that appeal to us.

• I shall look carefully to see the nuggets in print and will hope that they will satisfy me and my friends.

• I believe that a few little nuggets in the legislation are sufficiently specific to be worth singling out for praise.

• There are further nuggets of information regarding the taxation of directors' remuneration.

• A number of nuggets stand out in that praise.