Word: responders
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...tongue twister says that "a noise annoys an oyster, but a noisy noise annoys an oyster more." Human beings respond in more subjective ways. Living near the end of a jet runway, for example, does not bother airport employees nearly so much as airplane haters, whose complaints about noise rise sharply just after crashes. Typewriters may irritate nearby people, but typists need some clickety-clack for job-satisfaction; using a noiseless machine, says J. B. Priestley, is like "typing on a steak and kidney pudding...
...said that although no definite plans had been made yet, "some of our members will probably go to Washington next Monday." The job of alerting a number of lawyers and clergymen who have protested HUAC activities is now in progress, Mumma said. There is every hope that they will respond, he added...
...There is a feeling, no doubt reflected the resolution [for the amendment], at our public schools must not be goodness Freuad said. Public prayer, he considered, does not respond to this feeling. "A brief ritual of prayer in unison in the Sharon is at beat a seeable and believe a easy way to avoid the real and pressing problems of moral education in the schools...
...only ones to find any fault at all are the medical societies. Since S O S is an advertised service, the societies claim that the doctors involved are practicing medicine commercially. The doctors respond that they are treating patients who otherwise are ignored. As for the commercialism charge, the SOS doctors are trying to sidestep it by keeping their names secret...
...command structure. For all the movement within the alliance last week, France's President made it eminently clear through the course of his Russian tour that his country was still a staunch ally of the West. Few of his allies doubted that France would fail to respond with all it had to offer if a military emergency arose...