Word: elementally
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Republican presidential hopefuls are making most of the headlines. That is natural enough, since there is still an element of suspense in the G.O.P. race, while everyone knows who the Democratic nominee will be. Yet anybody who thinks that the incumbent President of the U.S. is resting on his laurels just doesn't know Jack Kennedy. As of last week, Kennedy and his tried, trusted, top campaign strategists were not just rarin' to go-they were already well on their...
...violate the establishment clause," he said, "is by depriving a person of 'liberty.' " The University of Pennsylvania's Dean Jefferson B. Fordham was disturbed about the same point. Justice Clark's opinion, he said, failed to explain how religious exercises could be unconstitutional "without any element of compulsion...
Ginastera intended the composition as an exploration of orchestral sonorities, but nothing in it exists without formal musical reason. The opening violin cadenza examines every element of the music that follows, preparing the way for a series of studies and variations on the tone-row. The orchestra is enriched by seven percussionists, and the drums, together with unique orchestral colors, create an Aztec mood of sadness, excitement and portent...
...Case of Libel has been adapted by Henry Denker from a chapter in Lawyer Louis Nizer's bestseller, My Life in Court. The case, though veiled, is Newsman Quentin Reynolds' winning libel suit against Columnist Westbrook Pegler. Since the element of suspense is nonexistent, the result is fairly tame and lethargic, except for those who relish every predictable cliche of courtroom stagecraft...
...doubt of Kerrigan's guilt, that conviction had been made on the basis of circumstantial evidence, and that two other publicized killings of policemen in recent days had influenced the case. The judgments of juries are and always have been human and imperfect acts; in Kerrigan's case, the element of doubt is simply more striking than it is in most murder cases. But the death penalty denies that there can be any doubt...