Word: respectively
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...humiliation would be less, if you had spared the scrap of respect you could so easily have spared. I have just reckoned that in the past year I have corrected papers for 225 students. Was there really not one who said, "Well, not exactly dull . . . that is . . ."? Or didn't you leave a single one unpolled, so that in your largeness of heart you could have made clear the partiality of your judgment? Think how different the impression if you had given the statistics: Glazier, 225 students: polled, 224--dull. Then I could always have said, "Ah, but if they...
...What, then, are the qualities you consider most important for your writer to have?" was the next question. Most researchers settled for honesty, a sense of humor, patience, fortitude, a knowledge of his field, and respect for his researcher. Said one: "If he just has a sense of TIME - which implies writing ability, imagination, a sense of humor, etc., a researcher can kick in with the background and the wheels of journalism can really revolve...
Tightlipped, hard-eyed Anthony Cornera Stralla, "admiral" of the Long Beach gambling ship Lux, has lived a life devoted, in a manner of speaking, to public service. He also has great respect for laws, is always trying to keep from breaking them. But for two decades both state and federal officials have been baying after him like bloodhounds, continuously balking his efforts at aiding the masses...
Bidault: "I am obliged to insist on respect for the chair...
...year old. But no cake and candles were needed to tell established automakers last week that U.S. industry's noisiest postwar baby was about ready to climb out of the crib. Even those who still scoffed at K-F's extravagant promises now looked with respect toward Willow...