Word: objections
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...clear that there are two major objections to Mr. Bartley's article. First, what he has to say is slanted in such a way that his words frequently give false impressions. He is too intelligent a man not to know that this is the case, and so we must assume that this slanting of material was intentional. Secondly, what he objects to in the current resurgence of interest in religion is what most of those concerned with that resurgence would object to if they happened to see the situation as he see it. They do not, however, perceive any significant...
...strenuously object to your undocumented attack on the public school curriculum...
...moonwatch team in Bryn Athens, Pennsylvania, reported at 8:45 p.m. spoting an object in the sky "trailing a tail of tiny particles." Ten minutes later word came from the Barbados Islands reporting that a fiery object had been sighted "blowing...
...moon, in the imaginings of some, plays magic with men's minds, as it does with the wine-dark sea. It is the object of the hound's howl, the songsmith's loony tunes, the lover's gauzy dreams. But the moon itself is above all this, steadfastly gliding on its course, turning little more than half its surface to earth,* a safe 238,800 miles beyond the poets' and peasants' overtures. But not for long; last week, in one of the most extraordinary state documents ever issued by the White House...
...start of a heavily publicized murder trial in February, Judge James T. English, 64, warned photographers that they could take courtroom shots only during recesses and could not shoot the defendant even then. But as it turned out, Judge English did not object when the Omaha World-Herald quietly photographed Defendant George D. Jones in the courtroom during recesses, or when TV cameras caught him from the corridor while the trial was actually in session. Nor did Judge English complain when TV and World-Herald cameramen whirled and clicked while the jury returned a verdict of guilty of murder...