Word: reveals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...hand's real glory derives from the grip," writes Canetti, "the central and most often celebrated act of power." The hard, unyielding rows of teeth resemble smoothly polished stone weapons, and in an open mouth often appear menacing. Even the way a person sits in a chair may reveal whether he is, at heart, gripping a throne or a horse or another human being.' Canetti has small patience for those who think man's basic instinct is self-preservation. Man is not a "statue," writes Canetti, "with one hand reaching for food and with the other fending...
...months in jail faced Reporter Desmond Clough of the London Daily Sketch. But first London's High Court gave him ten days to change his mind about whether to reveal his source for a news story about a British spy, and thus purge himself of contempt of court. The Sketch's man stubbornly kept mum, but last week, and at the last minute, the source himself stepped forward...
Though Clough was now in the clear, the tribunal was already summoning other newsmen to the stand to find out whether their highly flavored coverage of the Vassall case had any basis in fact or came from any reliable source at all. If they too refused to reveal their sources, they too might find themselves, like Clough, facing jail...
...Salinger's hands, it is a magical world. But increasingly, the grown reader is beginning to wonder whether the sphinxlike Seymour had a secret worth sharing. And if so, when Salinger is going to reveal...
Both Roche and Coffman's bids have come under heavy suspicion from city officials, mostly because they would not reveal their "clients." It has been suggested in several areas that the publicity attendant on Roche's bids made it worth his while to submit a bid regardless of intent...