Word: inflamedness
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Had Governor Rhodes, then running (unsuccessfully) for the U.S. Senate, inflamed the campus situation for political purposes when he denounced the students protesting against the recent U.S. invasion of Cambodia? Had President White abdicated his duty to protect the rights of his students by letting the Guard take over the...
This was not the way a war should end. At least it was not the way in which many Americans had hoped it would end?by somehow fading away. As South Viet Nam verged on collapse, the scenes of chaos inflamed anew America's frustration and horror over its most...
A Time to Die is both his attempt to re-create the experience in every detail, combined with an examination of the morality and responsibility of the observer in times of action. It is a book of extraordinary tension. There are the 1,500 Attica inmates, flushed with their initial...
After the junta's iron-fisted rule, Greece is now savoring the political and cultural freedoms of a revived democracy. But the new-found liberties, rather than mellowing the desire for retribution, seem to have inflamed it. Released from rigid censorship, almost every art form has been used to...
The sudden, sharp rise in oil prices inflamed all sorts of problems, increasing government controls, intensifying nationalism and calling into question the future of free economies. People were gripped with the fear that events had overtaken their ability?or their government's ability?to cope. Otherwise sober men spoke of...