Word: conflictingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...receive this statement with special gratification, and I am glad to take this opportunity to state categorically that the United States on its part has no desire to create any issues and no intention to initiate any conflict in its relations with other countries...
...final conflict...
...Unlucky" because misfortune attended all his ventures. Of his wedding he wrote: "Was married. . . . No company, no cake, no cards-nothing pleasant about it." William begat six children. Edward Beecher (1803-95) was for a time president of Illinois College. In a best-selling theological work called The Conflict of Ages he carried on the family trend away from orthodoxy. Said his father: "Edward, you've destroyed the Calvinistic barns, but I hope you don't delude yourself that the animals are going into your little theological hencoop." Few theological animals went into the hencoop, which...
...surprising if the fascists won them over, as in Germany, by promises later easily annulled. The plight of the Left Wing is particularly acute in such a nationalistic country, of course, faced by a future which will without doubt exacerbate that fever; apparently they are arming for a real conflict, but they must know their chances are small...
...anything more than a disingenuous stall for the time necessary to integrate the company unions with the administration. These unions have been, through the course of depression an d discontent, pretty manageable; Mr. Green's Federation, with its weighting in the Labor Board, cannot but bring the basic conflict of employer and worker into the open, and make compromise impossible...