Word: protestations
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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From Washington went the harshest diplomatic protest ever addressed by the U.S. to Israel: "Shocking . . . Those responsible should be brought to account...
Wednesday afternoon, Dudley won over Leverett 48 to 6 while Eliot topped Adams 30 to 8 in a game played under protest over a disputed Eliot touchdown...
Like his predecessors, Conant was quick to embrace the principles of academic freedom. The events of the last two years have shown this. Conant has refused to budge under storms of national protest, both as Harvard President and U. S. Ambassador to Germany...
...mother's bedside? A nun went to get Bobby, while the woman entered the school's tranquil chapel and knelt in prayer. Down from his classroom, Bobby gave her a long, slow look but, trusting in the wisdom of adults, accompanied her without protest. "I'm not a Catholic," said the woman on leaving, "but I hope He heard my prayers." Replied the nun: "I am sure He heard them." Then woman and child got into a waiting cab, whose driver let them out several blocks away. From there, so far as family and police were concerned...
...were three of Jacob Epstein's most famous works: a hulking, dumbly defiant alabaster giant that makes the first man look scarcely human; a muscle-bound Jacob hugging a brutish-looking angel; and a recumbent, mummy like figure of Christ, with crude but powerfully eloquent hands upturned in protest...