Word: responded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...handing down orders to wife and children alike. The minister's words were given enormous respect. Church lasted many hours, not one, and was very much at the center of the family's life. Children were not coaxed, begged, bargained with; they were told and expected to respond immediately. Hell was believed to exist and to be full of properly suffering sinners. Even the most gentle and kind of parents feared hell for themselves and for their children, unless they learned to abide by the Ten Commandments and Christ's teaching...
...called an "old friend." The "Doctor," Mao said, was becoming almost Chinese. Then for the new visitors' benefit he repeated an exchange that he had previously had with the Doctor. Mao said he told Kissinger that God had summoned him (Mao); Kissinger answered that Mao should not respond. If Mao and God ever got together, Kissinger told the Chairman, it would be too potent a combination. Then Mao said that such statements from the Secretary constituted interference in Chinese domestic affairs. Everybody in the room chortled with...
...would like to respond to your detailed coverage of the womens' ordination controversy within the Episcopal Church ("Women Priests: Seeking a Place Within the Church," The Crimson, Dec.8). The issue is one confronting every major Christian body and its resolution will have a far-ranging effect...
...this point, the Crimson made two changes. Brandeis was going with smaller players, "To respond," Sanders said, "we wanted to put in a smaller, quicker team." Jonas Honick, a third guard, was inserted into the game...
...tolerance, the CUHS opens itself to criticism from the other side. Some feel that the Committee is not vigilant enough, that it fails to take its task as seriously as it should and that researchers in the department respond by treating the CUHS and its responsibility with less than total respect. In fact, the Committee is less strict, both in policy and practice, than may similar groups at other institutions...