Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...listen to and read the comments offered by the liberal and crypto-liberal television, newspaper and newsmagazine reporters, savoring every rumor, fact, suspicion and information from a reliable source with regard to the dilemma faced by the present Administration, it occurs to me that there has not been this much anticipatory chop licking since Daniel spent an uncomfortable afternoon in the lions...
...With regard to next year's squad, Lee said, "We only have one senior now, captain Dan Blakinger. His loss will undoubtedly hurt us, but I think we'll have a pretty good team...
...ground, the balance of forces can be seen most graphically in Europe, which Pentagon planners still regard as the most likely place for a conventional war between the U.S. and Russia. When Nixon took office in 1969, U.S. forces were geared to what defense planners termed the "2½-war concept." It meant that in theory the U.S. was prepared to fight three wars at the same time ? one in Europe, another in Asia and a "brush-fire" war somewhere else. Since the U.S. withdrew its forces from Viet Nam, how ever, the strategic premise has been changed...
...Little Foxes were expensively produced, soberly realized borrowings, often from the second drawer of other arts. They formed the basis for his bankable reputation at a time when the middlebrow public tended to administer a literacy test before taking a movie seriously. By persuading audiences and critics to regard at least some films as an art form, Goldwyn did his industry an enormous service...
...anything, that imprecision has increased over the years. In general, historians regard the only previous presidential impeachment, that of Andrew Johnson, to have been ill-advised and unjustified. As such, it set no usable precedents. There is even considerable confusion over the very definition of impeachment. Properly speaking, it refers only to the majority vote of the House and is comparable to a grand jury indictment. But, as commonly misused, the word embraces the whole process of removing a President, up to and Including conviction by two-thirds of the U.S. Senate. Thus, the polls may be somewhat misleading because...