Word: obviousness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Czech whose figure is better than her voice. The Sophie was Elisabeth Schumann, longtime friend of Strauss, whose clear thread-like voice perfectly suited the demure fluttery young girl she was supposed to be. Basso Emanuel List made the Baron's comedy as broad as his beam, as obvious as the tuba which kept tabs...
...discuss "big stick control" and "the tying of Eddie Casey's hands" by stating the bald and true fact that this was not correct in any detail. I did not commend the poor football season or decry the inevitable change in the coaching system; but I went behind this obvious cause to give other reasons why many ignorant people criticize the H.A.A., and to show what little foundation these reasons have Casey's own statement on Sunday made it plain that Harvard's policy has remained firm and unchangeable in the last years. It cannot be described as "tying...
though it does not, of course, settle any immediate problem, it certainly does point out with macabre strength that more than humble defeatism is necessary it we are to avoid a repetition of a nightmare still vivid to the entire world. Although these may be obvious points they certainly cannot be over-emphasized and the dramatic interest of the film make it one which should be seen by everybody at periodic intervals...
...addition to the more obvious theoretical and practical questions involved, the results should be of a significance to the questions of prolonged auoxaemia, depletion of the alkali reserve, the effects of training, the production of red cells, and the varieties of hemoglobin...
Even were every student intellectually of the greatest promise, the abolition of all compulsory courses would be wholly unjustified. It is of course obvious that children cannot from the very first deliberately select their fields of study. The only difficulty comes in the precise determination of the age at which a man is sufficiently intelligent to make these decisions for himself...