Word: respected
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Most of those writing about Harvard approach it with some measure of respect, but the mark of the great of the institution can best be demonstrated by the facetiousness with which some approach Harvard. For if not assured of superiority, one cannot afford to indulge in self-derision...
...Sputnik whirled serenely overhead, a startled world looked at Russia with new respect...
Bloodshed in Algeria, onrushing economic chaos and a steady loss of international respect were all painful, but as yet, apparently, not painful enough to force France into reshaping her crippled political order...
...people at Marlboro feel that such a familiar relationship does not reduced the respect accorded to a man as teacher, for such respect is supposedly based on stronger things than the addition of a "mister" before a name. It would appear, however, that this is true more in the case of the top notch teacher than in that of the less able instructor...
...offsetting increase in output, reinvestment and in per-capita real income. What has happened in the U.S., says he, is something quite different. The best way to describe it is "price adjustments to output changes." Hansen says it would be a tragic mistake to set a "fixed goal with respect to price stability." The nation should keep its eyes glued on goals of maximum production, employment and purchasing power; otherwise, says he, "we shall not even discover what our potentialities for growth...