Word: commented
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...sarcasm did not bite. But many a plain citizen re-echoed General Marshall's grim comment that the Senate was giving Hitler a welcome, whistle-blown "time...
...Vast Intellectual Losses which followed his failure to read the Crimson's editorials, play reviews and literary comment, Modesty forbids us to make Mention here, but they were Not Inconsiderable...
...there were a responsible and informed opposition, the correspondents would not have to choose between Government handouts and their own spasmodic and insufficient private investigations, and editors would be able to analyze and interpret and comment upon an informed debate instead of having to conduct the debate themselves...
Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of War, last week telegraphed the following order to Colonel Hugh J. Knerr, a retired Army airman: "Articles written by you, quotations attributed to you in the writings of others, and the resulting comments and discussions, oral and printed, have been detrimental to the War Department's efforts to foster an atmosphere of mutual respect and cooperation between the Army and the Navy, which is essential to the successful prosecution of the war. You are therefore directed to refrain from all public, written and oral comment on the conduct of the war and on questions...
...decision in the near future by the university's Board of Trustees will bear more weight than is probably desired. And for President Dodd to say at this time, despite the fact that he recently signed a resolution against post-war race prejudice, that he has never made any comment on campaigns sponsored by the Princetonian indicates a general refusal in the university to appreciate the significance of the issue...