Word: regard
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...rather desperate improvisation, an instinctive gesture he needs to make in order to assure his survival as a fully human being. He is surprised, puzzled by his own grace under pressure. The movie, in turn, respects his mystery, and by its refusal of glib inspirationalism earns our emotionally profound regard...
Things changed once I got out of the Inside, however. I found College life isn't particularly friendly to the compulsively clean. Friends and mere acquaintances feel at liberty to fling their polluted bodies onto the pristine haven of my bed without regard for my well-being. Shoes track dirt into the dorm room and there is no reining them in. I find myself sharing cups and utensils with people I have known only for a span of months. Three years of this nerve-wracking activity and I am hanging on by a neatly-trimmed fingernail. What...
...whole history of the Internet is based on the voluntary cooperation in a set of norms for how you behave on the Internet with regard to technologies," Keller says...
...player should be able to dominate a horse trade. Microsoft in the past seemed to regard the Federal Government as an industrial-era irrelevancy; Gates has donated startlingly little political money by CEO standards, and he opened an official lobbying office only two years ago. The company's disdain for D.C. was written between every line of its response to the Justice complaint, which Microsoft labeled "perverse...
Still, no one wants to put the brain of his or her offspring at risk, even for the sake of a few minutes of peace, so it would be nice if there were shows that actually did small children some good. Under these circumstances, a parent might even regard TV as something positive rather than as a form of sedation. But are there such shows? And are any of them not Barney...