Word: consultation
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...irrelevant to experiencing them, because dissonance, tonality and the like have a quite dubious bearing on the actual emotional content of the music. Indeed, the quartets of Billy Jim Layton and Robert Moevs (both Assistant Professors) were more "shocking" than that of Anton Webern. You don't have to consult the dialectic before calling any of them modern...
...concern has been too much for the perfection of his own image (just as the concern of the deputes of the Troisieme was the preservation of the parliamentary game itself, not its effective use in originating good policies). As a result, the O.A.S. feels, he has consistently failed to consult the really dynamic forces within French society, the most notable of which is, of course, the Army. Indeed, the O.A.S. was formed largely to give political expression to the ideas of the Rightists in the Army, after it became evident that their attempt to make the President "their...
Sylva, by Vercors. A fox becomes a girl, offering French Novelist Vercors endless opportunities for instructive irony; perhaps the author's best notion is that the girl's protector must consult Freud to give her some much-needed inhibitions...
...legal technicalities involved in Hayes' proposal were made evident by University spokesmen, who refused to comment on the bill until they are able to consult University lawyers...
...Armed Services Committee, "Will you tell the committee what training or experience you had in the field of intelligence prior to your appointment to that position?" McCone answered "none," adding, however, that he had discussed his lack of qualifications with his wife, because it troubled him. He did not consult the President on this matter. Senator Bartlett confronted McCone with a conflict of interest question; the nominee remained unperturbed...