Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Weiner, like the rest of the great herd of American media commentators behind which he straggles, jumbles identities and affiliations, governments and peoples with little regard for precision. Among the distinctions he fails to keep before him as he writes are those between Jews and Zionists, Jews and Israelis, Israelis and their government, and finally, enemies of Israel and anti-Semites...
...Karen's life and art. She began to tell stories to her tribal servants. The feudal relationship took on the characteristics of a folk tale. When she read poetry, a tribesman begged her to "talk like rain some more." As she invented stories, her listeners came to regard her as a kind of Scheherazade, a role, Thurman points out, in which "the challenge of seduction was heightened by the perils of failure...
...outcry which Fox generated five years ago with a proposal which people now seem to agree entirely made sense. But it also seems clear that the results of the study will not be a totally equal, and equally popular House system. Geographical and architectural barriers aside, some officials regard the diversity in living as one of Harvard's strengths. "I get very nervous when everybody wants to equalize the Houses, because I want to know what equalize means. I can't think of anything more boring." President Horner says. "This notion of sameness across the board. . . You can't make...
...second count, he says that Brown places "Black persons in the least desirable, lowest-playing jobs," and he seeks reversal of the university's allegedly race-biased policies with regard to pay scales and promotions...
...best way to help China is to strengthen its economy. A weak China invites aggression. Therefore, what they need most is the technology to build up their industry. [The Reagan Administration] has got to break the roadblocks with regard to technology transfer...