Word: mouthes
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...adding that in dubbing the applicants “hackers,” “the school disregarded all sense of tact and manners in favor of some artificial notion of moral supremacy… The overall attitude of the institution left a very bad taste in my mouth...
Summers was stoic while the FAS docket committee announced that the lack of confidence motion had passed the Faculty, but once the announcement was finished, he covered his mouth with his hand, and his expression soon changed to one of surprise and deep disappointment...
Summers was stoic while the FAS docket committee announced that the lack of confidence motion had passed the Faculty, but once the announcement was finished, he covered his mouth with his hand, and his expression soon changed to one of surprise and deep disappointment...
Each group was assigned a conductor (a student member of the wind ensemble) and given a list of noises to be produced, as directed by the conductor. Among the requests to snap, stomp, and cluck, was one particularly challenging assignment: “With mouth closed, project the highest and loudest sound you can, very sharply. This should sound like the squeak of a gigantic mouse...
...After a monologue about his plan for personal accounts, he interviews the others seated with him in a semicircle of identical high armchairs. The guests are carefully selected. They often mouth back to Bush the exact phrases found in the White House talking points. By squeezing the serendipity out of the events, the White House hopes to present local media with a tableau of regular folks enthusiastic about the President's plan. The cynical national media may talk about polls showing the President losing support for his program or quote influential members of his own party backing away from...