Word: raging
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...DARROW LATER AGREED IN OPEN COURT THAT DOCUMENT HANDED WITNESS WAS NOT CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATION BETWEEN DOCTOR AND PATIENT BUT MERELY QUESTIONNAIRE FILLED OUT BY WITNESS AS PROSPECTIVE STUDENT IN COURSE OF PSYCHOLOGY AT UNIVERSITY AND HANDED IN TO PROFESSOR AT THAT INSTITUTION STOP PROSECUTORS NECK NOT QUOTE RED WITH RAGE: UNQUOTE BUT WITH SHAME THAT A LADY SHOULD SO BEHAVE STOP JURORS STATE UNWARRANTED ACTION AND DEMEANOR OF WITNESS DISCREDITED ENTIRE TESTIMONY OF WITNESS STOP TIME IS USUALLY BUT NOT ALWAYS RIGHT...
...TIME (May 9) he must there have found reported that Mrs Massie's fit of temper on the witness stand where she tore up evidence did the defense no good with the jury." Shame may have colored the prosecutor's neck but court observers thought they detected rage in his voice and manner...
Prosecutor (his neck red with rage) : Thank you, Mrs. Massie, at last you've shown yourself in your true colors...
...degrees. Visitors to classrooms are impressed with such imaginative hillbilly phrases as: "My home is way up the hollow where the valley snuggles in our little cabin," "I like to read what the goneby men have stored away in their lifetime," "a rage of anger," "the outdoingest feller," "the air from the falls keeps the flowers in motion all the time...
...practiced handmaiden of entertainment. But when "The March of Time" ends, Radio has no substitute at hand. For all its blatant claim to being a medium for education, Radio contributes little of its own beyond the considerable service of bringing good music to the millions. (Yet radiomen sputter with rage when the Radio is called "just another musical instrument...