Word: meant
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Mankind was meant to give and suffer pain...
...That "reservations" by the U. S. in adhering to the Court would be futile ?the Court itself could decide what they meant...
Opening. At Geneva, 39 members of the League of Nations and 4 nonmembers* inquired into the question of controlling traffic in arms and other munitions of war. Count Henri Carton de Wiart, President of the Conference, pointed out in his opening speech that "control" was meant in the French sense of the word (surveillance) and not in the English sense of authority. Much confusion became, nevertheless, rapidly manifest...
...want a divine inheritance and a spiritual birthright. To be willing to exchange it for a mess of scientific pottage indicates and Esan-like yearning for the wilderness of doubt. . . . "The Unitarian doctrine has effectively softened and finally transformed the stern theology of New England, as it was meant to do; but let us beware if it softens also the sinews of a social conscience." And forthrightly he proclaimed: "The social order is an affair of the will much more than of the heart. There are times when it is necessary to be hard. It is no child...
...sadder way class Day is the final gathering of the Senior class before it ceases to exist as an undergraduate body. As such it is the final culmination of all that Harvard has meant through four long years...