Word: reacts
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...right? Who knows? I'm not sure how Americans would react to seeing a real live person exterminated on national television. I'm not sure how I'd react myself. I don't consider myself a particularly bloodthirsty person, but I've got to admit--I'm kind of curious to see what it would be like to see someone die. I wonder what kind of effect it would have on me. Would I be sickened? Saddened? Angered? Relatively indifferent? Beats...
...would you react...
...them sternly modern, won't rule them out. His next innovation, scheduled for spring 1992, will be something more up to date: a week of new ballets, which may never make the regular repertory, to keep the creative juice flowing. As for now, he imagines how Mr. B. might react to his Beauty. "You see, dear, not bad," says the mentor. Counters Martins: "Better than not bad." Much better...
...first the community was too stunned to react, clamming up protectively as the TV vans rolled into town. "It was as if we could hide this horror from the outside world as well as from ourselves," says Molly MacDonald, then editor of Algona's weekly newspaper, and Marilyn's lifelong friend...
...talk with Saddam took place in the Presidential Palace on Oct. 5. Deeply engrossed in the written message from President Gorbachev, Saddam did not react directly to the fairly strong phrases in it about the need to get immediately out of Kuwait and to restore the sovereignty of that state. But the atmosphere at the beginning of the talk was tense...