Word: shuddered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...student body is so enthusiastic about this new constitution, why aren't there more people running for office? Why aren't more people from the present SGA who are eligible running? I, for one, shudder to think of the haphazard voting I'm going to have to do when confronted with a choice (assuming there's more than one person running) between two people whom I don't know and have to arbitrarily assume that one of them is better than the other. For the amount of power and responsibility involved in the offices as they are defined...
...restraint; she simply behaves like any other well-developed, not-very-bright girl in her late teens, except for an ever-so-slight blankness in the eyes. When the spectator is suddenly shown this flawed creature splashing and giggling in the bathtub with a cute little plastic duck, a shudder goes through him-a woman's body without a woman in it is an eerie and disturbing thing...
...which President Kennedy brought up the subject of stockpiling that sent a shudder last week through metal centers from the aluminum mills of California to the copper mines of the Congo. In harsher language than he usually uses at his press conferences, the President implied that the nation's 23-year-old war-emergency stockpiling program was chockablock with "mismanagement" and "unconscionable profits" and demanded a congressional investigation. On Wall Street, copper, lead, zinc and aluminum stocks softened, and futures in metals and rubber nosed down...
...Tyler, Texas, she once picked up a telephone and clobbered a clergyman who was pummeling her editor for running an uncomplimentary story. This same pugnacity has characterized her behavior in Washington. When Sarah rises at presidential press conferences, it is not just the President who winces; an almost audible shudder runs through the room. Typically, Sarah arrives early, so as to get a seat down front, bounces up and down with a persistence that both Eisenhower and Kennedy have found impossible to ignore...
Mullin, Hamlin, and Meehan will run against such old nemeses as Dave Farley of Brown and (shudder) Bobby Mack of Yale. Mack and Mullin have staged some epic battles over the years...