Word: shoutedly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Prefect smiled, said: "If they shout 'Down with the Fatherland,' why you might use your fists, but don't use canes...
...first impulse of the unthinking average student when deprived of a dean more or less would be to shout for joy. But the French are different. The dispatches are meagre in details of why the dean was suspended, but evidently the students feel they have been deprived of the inalienable right to be deaned. They are fighting for university prerogatives say the reports and not the least of these is the right to be advised and reproved when occasion demands. In crises like this, when the whole fabric of education totters on the brink of ruin...
...Vice President went on, stamped across the rostrum, a lock of hair flying, his cravat bulging, paused to pound home an emphatic point upon the desk, as his voice rose almost to a shout...
...That, of course, is only my personal idea," Dr. Frank J. Goodnow, President of Johns Hopkins University, made the politic gesture of a man who realizes that a revolutionary plan does not always come into the world the more lustily for being mothered by a shout. He spoke at the 49th anniversary of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, telling the University that, in his opinion, all undergraduate courses should be dropped, that admission be limited to those prepared to do advanced work, that the university cease to grant the bachelor's degree, give only M.A.'s, Ph.D...
...Princeton Theological Seminary has long been the despair of the liberal theologians and all the sons of restatement and reinterpretation, which, being interpreted, means evacuating the New Testament doctrines of their Christian meaning. They would rend the heavens with a shout if they thought that Princeton Theological Seminary shook in a single stone of its ancient foundations. This noble nursery of faith and piety and the other evangelical seminaries of the Presbyterian Church are the hope of the Church for tomorrow. If these fountains be poisoned, then woe to the Church...