Word: expressively
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...upon which the Freshmen may want advice. The first of these aims was accomplished in only about one half of the total number of cases a situation partly due to the haste of the committee in assigning advisers to Freshmen admitted in September without giving them an opportunity to express a choice. The feeling of the committee was that the first few days of the college year furnished such a valuable time for the Student Advisory system to function effectively that they should not be lost, as would have been the case of the Freshmen admitted in September not given...
...Women's Freedom League, in an open letter to Premier MacDonald said that it "is constrained to express its disappointment and regret that during the present session of Parliament so little encouragement had been given by the Government to matters of especial importance to women...
...Alfaro replied that he was authorized by his Government to express its gratification at the recognition of Panama by Colombia as an independent nation and added that his Government would despatch a duly accredited agent. . . . He added that his Government would be pleased to receive the Minister accredited by the Government of Colombia...
...There has been corruption before in American politics," Mr. Pell said, in speaking of the Teapot Dome Scandal, "but never has it been taken so complacently. President Coolidge has yet to express one word of indignation at those who betrayed his confidence and that of his predecessor. It is just that, that makes Calvin Coolidge impossible as a president, in the eyes of the thinking public. He talks little, and does nothing...
...fact that the convention will be open to the university will give delegates the opportunity to express the most divergent views on the subjects that are taken up," the committeeman concluded. "In fact, I think that the business of adopting a platform, which will come earlier in the evening than the balloting, will hold as much interest for the delegates as the choice of presidential and vice-presidential nominees...