Word: reflect
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Following his testimony, he issued a statement to the press, in which he charged that the tactics of the hearings "reflect the punitive and vindictive attitudes of the committee toward all those who act upon the conviction that its proceedings traduce the right of dissent and non-conformity...
...similar selfish motive. When Stalin's Kremlin first unmasked the "doctor assassins" three months ago, the "organs of state security" (i.e., the secret police) were condemned for "laxity." Beria, at the time, was not formally in charge of the secret police, but the charges did seem to reflect on his competence. Now that he has emerged as a Deputy Premier, with absolute control over both internal affairs and secret police, Beria may be determined to destroy those who slurred...
...confident that our conduct in the future as we feel it has been in the past, will reflect only well on ourselves and the Law School...
...borrowed (or stole, as you will) from the Corbett Clinic, 1380 W. Lake St., syringe, needle and MS [morphine sulphate] bottle (20 cc) containing about 8-10 cc of MS ¼ per cc, the latter coming from an adequately guarded locker, so that my possession of same should not reflect on the clinic, where I have taken temporary employment...
...activities. He owes equal candor to the public. If he is called upon to answer for his convictions, it is his duty as a citizen to speak out. It is even more definitely his duty as a professor. Refusal to do so, on whatever legal grounds, cannot fail to reflect upon a profession that claims for itself the fullest freedom to speak and the maximum protection of that freedom available in our society...