Word: expressively
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Republican Presidential nomination. If it be true, as rumored that President Coolidge will consent to be a candidate for the nomination, and if it be true, as likewise rumored, that Governor Pinchot has Presidential aspirations, a situation will develop upon which a Senator from Pennsylvania ought not to express himself prematurely, or otherwise than after serious reflection...
...Modernists do not ordinarily express themselves in the oracular or in the oratorical manner of capital letters...
...Univ. 1170 Fire Department Univ. 0363 Gas Co. Univ. 4190 Police Department Univ. 0423 Kneeland, J. E. Univ. 4357-J Granite 4531-R McCarter, R. S. Univ. 6055 Flewelling, W. A. Univ. 4633-M Hill, Richard Univ. 4633-M Nolen's Univ. 3190 and 0627 University Press Univ. 1330 Express American Railway Haymarket 5000 Anderson Univ. 2380 Sawin Univ. 2165 Taxi Cambridge Taxi Co. Univ. 0050 HARVARD UNIVERSITY Alumni Association Congress 3376 and Univ. 7806 Athletic Association Univ. 7800 College Office Univ. 7600 Dining Halls Univ. 7600 Graduate School Univ. 7600 Hemenway Gymnasium Univ. 2444 Langdell Hall Univ...
...year ago, it will not seem remarkable that his address last Thursday fails to strike the powerful note of his former speech. Last September the educational world was seeking a just principle of selective discrimination in handling the entrance problem and President Hopkins was the first to express an idea which has gained great ground and of which we have not heard the last...
...nothing. I made up my mind that he was a Monarchist.* "Next in conversation with the castellan at the Royal Palace at Cintra. This expansive gentleman said in French that he was proud to meet a citizen of the great Republic of America, which gave me a chance to express my satisfaction that Portugal was now also a Republic. A slight cloud passed over his face, and he said courteously: 'We have no politics in here...