Word: depth
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...because of my mother, but at lower levels, I do not remember feeling comfortable at any time to speak with the teacher or discuss with classmates. This feeling of isolated individualism carried over into the academic realm. Rarely were we encouraged as students to ponder methods of inquiry in depth at an early stage in the learning process. Only on a cursory level was investigation and imagination fostered--there was always rote memorization, an atmosphere of discipline and a strictly structured day to inhibit free thought...
...analyzed such problems in-depth in a December paper titled "Government Funding of Scientific Research," although it stopped short of coming up with solutions...
...spots numbers 18,19, and 20 on the roster you look for players who can play more than one position to give you depth," Rongen said. "Tommy was moved from defense to forward which shows what a talented and versatile player...
...film consciously sets up a few stereotypes and knocks them down, giving the movie a depth and self-awareness it might otherwise have lacked. That knocking down, however, still leaves standing the traditional cinematic scenario of a talented poor boy making good in a dominant rich world...
...White House presented a ripe opportunity for sex education, as it has for so many American kids with big ears and eager minds. As a parent, I've always believed that a child curious and capable enough to frame a straightforward question deserves a straightforward answer. Gauging the depth and breadth of the answer is the tough part...