Word: reflective
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...administration's priorities, in the Age of Rudenstine, reflect this fixation with the world's bottom line. If Christ were born in Cambridge today, I suspect, Harvard would convince the Magi to donate their gold and frankincense and myrrh to the alumni giving fund instead...
...mail message, Dean of College Harry R. Lewis '68 wrote that the final competition results do not reflect poorly on the students or on the college itself...
...resolve difficulties in federal elections. Today's hearing will be the opportunity for both sides to argue their case about what is a vote and when it should be counted, and we can hope that Justice Antonin Scalia's opinion, as voiced in his comments Saturday, do not reflect the opinion of all, or even 5, of the justices...
Split Confusion ultimately falters, however, by wanting to be more like television rather than less. Colby's play, which has a running time of about 30 minutes, seems calculated to reflect on television programming as a whole. But as in television, this time constraint leads to limited character development and a rather programmatic plot. Moreover, the dialogue in Split Confusion seems forced by time limitations to quickly culminate in a punch line, just...
...finally, if they persuade Americans that more voters emerged from Florida voting booths on November 7 believing that they voted for Al Gore than did for George Bush - and that the court's decision on Friday is merely trying to reflect that fact - then Americans may even begin to grudgingly accept and even like the sound of "President Gore...