Word: reflection
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...muddled thinking of the pseudo-intellectuals . . . should no longer be revered or allowed to go unchallenged . . . Such an article, with its overtones and implications, could patriotically be emulated by other great magazines which both mold and reflect public opinion...
This is typical of the resistance that Ike is meeting inside the Executive Branch of the Government. Congressional difficulties to date are largely a reflection of the failure of the "permanent establishment." civilian and military, to reflect and act on topside decisions...
Most of Connolly's styles reflect traditional Irish dress ("I couldn't design a button anywhere but in Ireland," says Sybil), instead of merely copying the trends of Rome and Paris. She uses native Irish materials, designs many of the fabrics herself, works closely with the Irish weavers, and turns out clothes from $80 to $475. In the middle bracket ($295) is her green velvet, off-the-shoulder "Kinsale Cape" for evening wear. One of the prettiest of the Connolly lot: "Kitchen Fugue," a full-skirted evening dress with stole, made of multicolored Irish-linen kitchen toweling...
...recent radar scare, which occured when radar scope operators in Washington, D. C., observed unexplained patterns on the screens of their instruments, is also explained. While radar cannot reflect an optical illusion, the radar beam itself may bounce around in such a manner that the "blips" produced can be mistaken for solid objects...
Lyens criticized the "myth" that newspapers were under pressure from their advertisers, adding that the cause of the trouble was the big business status of the newspaper industry. With political and economic questions so closely linked, he added that it was inevitable that much of the press should reflect business points of view...