Word: opinionatedness
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As ruler of a paper that historians have called "one of the most powerful journalistic voices of the past hundred years," Colonel Robert Rutherford ("Bertie") McCormick commanded the No. 1 fortress of personal, daily journalism in the U.S. He put the mark of his eccentric, sometimes pugnacious personality into every...
Backed by the nervous Foreign Office, Lord Simonds told Lord Russell that his book was opinionated, and its photographs unsettling. If he persisted in publishing it, he would be fired from his ?2,200-a-year ($6,160) government job. Angrily, Lord Russell decided to go ahead, "whatever the cost...
Four highly opinionated and differing authorities will discuss "Banning in Boston" tonight at the third Law Forum in the New Lecture Hall at 8 p.m.
Harsh Young Man. Biographer Jones lives up to his promise not to present "an idealized portrait" of his late master. The portrait he paints is of a harsh, opinionated young man, tormented for nearly 35 years by poverty but prepared promptly to sacrifice a hard-earned medical reputation to an...
"Of course, in the Ford family, everyone thinks he's a stylist. Ben is perhaps the most serious. Henry will give you a hard time on everything and usually does. We are all reasonably opinionated. We agree on policy matters, but when we get into operational matters we disagree...