Word: objections
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Board of Health's mid wife training program. Dr. Coggins suggested that they carry on business over their lunch. Because Ethel Kirkland is a Negro, Dr. Coggins carefully asked the manager of the Madison Hotel (allwhite) restaurant if they could use a private room; the manager did not object, and neither did anybody else except-as Dr. Coggins thought about it later-"maybe the waitress...
...Object All Sublime. In Ionia, Mich., after he pleaded guilty to bombarding a minister and his congregation with peaches and tomatoes, Roger Link was sentenced to attend the pastor's Sunday services for the next 13 Sundays...
...student described himself as "perplexed" by the varying types of criticism directed at his father. He said that some criticize the candidate for being an 'isolated, remote sort of figure," while others object to him for being a little too folksy, too human a human being...
...roughly 10,000 words in an ordinary language. Proper names and certain technical words which have no Picto equivalent are spelled out as in the original. In the interest of simplicity. Picto has no articles, makes no distinction between adjectives and adverbs. Its word order goes: subject, verb, direct object, indirect object. Janson started with the personal pronouns-I, you, he and she-which he designated I, II, III, and which retain the same form when they shift from subject to object. Plurals are indicated with the figure 2. Thus I² we or us; II² you (plural...
Science-minded viewers will find much to object to: e.g., in space the crewmen are heavy as sacks of potatoes while inside the ship, become weightless when they clamber outside to make repairs...