By contrast, Finkelstein adopts an ugly conspiratorial tone when he attributes the book's popularity in the United States to its Zionist message.
By attributing the book's popularity to its political message, Finkelstein reduces himself to sounding like a conspiracy theorist.
Finkelstein doesn't consider the possible Zionist message in the book.
He thought little of Sir James due to his lack of tact.
The Asian American experience sees more Asian people moving in.
A man is standing on the beach.
A man works in an office.
Two men are sitting on the bench by the building.
A young lady is getting permanent artwork on her body.