Word: objectionable
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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"I have absolutely no objection to such an extension of Greece," said the Polish Ambassador, as he affixed his forthright Jan Ciechanowski.
*One such dozer was Vice President Henry Wallace, presiding, who nodded while orators droned on. When Wyoming's desert-dry Senator Henry H. Schwartz suddenly bellowed: "Mr. President!", Wallace came to with a start, automatically declared: "Without objection it is so ordered." The galleries roared.
The first is in the way of an objection. I would like to point out that the letter which I wrote, which appeared in the Crimson, was a personal letter addressed to Gene Keith. . . . The letter, furthermore, gave no indication that I was speaking for the whole board of The...
When Boston-born Sculptor Ziolkowski moved to West Hartford five years ago he was shocked to find no statue of the town's famous son, said he would create one if West Hartford would raise $16,519 to pay expenses. When public-spirited West Hartfordians kicked in a mere...
About one-fifth of Harvard's undergraduates favor a declaration of war, two-fifths favor repeal of the Neutrality Act, two-thirds think there is no objection to President Conant's speaking his mind on the world crisis, and almost three-fifths think that they should not be drafted until...