King himself described the film as a "moron movie" and stated his intention to never direct again soon after.
The King described the election, the first for 22 years, as the start of a new phase in Jordan's life.
King described it as "a reggae rhythm by male voices".
As the King described the situation, history lends support to Iraq's case.
In the introduction to the book, King describes the unusual method he used to sort the stories:
In an address to the nation before polling stations opened, the King described the vote as "the greatest and most historic day for our kingdom".
King describes the ways that, for Frame, the struggle to survive and the act of writing were inseparable.
King described the character as "sweet" but also a little "rebellious."
The King described this as a good trade.
On March 9 of the 1993 trial, King took the witness stand and described to the jury the events as he remembered them.
