Word: doubtfully
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...expected to go in the next year. The pool of single 26-, 25-and 24-year-olds is fast being depleted. Local draft boards are digging deeper into their files, searching for 23-, 22-and 21-year-olds. And there stands the Class of '66. Careers dangle in doubt; weddings are postponed; even hard-earned degrees suddenly seem to symbolize futility more than achievement. Add to that the chaotic and confusing situation in Viet Nam, and it is easy to understand the anxiety of Gary Wilson and his classmates across the nation...
...delegates were openly worried about the implications and value of the kind of commitment to causes for which Blake is famed. Thompson shares Blake's ecumenical view that church division is a scandal, and his concern for civil rights. But, adds one minister who knows both men: "I doubt if Thompson will get himself arrested on any civil rights demonstrations, even though he'll be just as deeply involved in the issues as Blake." Fellow churchmen also consider Thompson a more tactful and less domineering man than Blake...
...more temporary suggestion to the space problem has been the construction of shelves in the Widener light courts. This idea may still be used, although officials doubt it can provide permanent relief...
...American government, and when we're in a state of war, I know it is my duty to support the effort," says one cadet. "But I also have a great deal of faith in my teachers and professors here at Harvard, and when so many of them tend to doubt the worth of the war, I start to wonder...
...only way out, if one remains, is a Bosch victory. He is irrascible and discouraged. His administration no doubt would be untidy and uncertain. He would confront almost impossible odds. But, with tactful and intelligently directed U.S. help, the poet-president might led his nation out of its decades-long political nightmare. That the U.S. is unlikely to give such aid, or even to remain neutral toward Bosch, reveals once again the intellectual poverty and political obtuseness of American foreign policy in Latin America...