Word: spitefully
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...rest of the country. The U.S. seems to be like a ship driven by the winds of the opinion of the anti-Western part of the world. It is becoming more and more evident that Europe and its friends will have to save themselves from their enemies in spite of the "help...
Considerable Glory. But Walker, by resigning after official crackdowns on his efforts to indoctrinate troops with John Birch Society ideas, has already gained considerable glory among the right wing. His native-state Texans last week loved him in spite of his speechmaking. They interrupted him more than 100 times, cheering at his attacks on "Reds and Pinks." booing at his every reference to such subversive influences as the U.S. State Department and the United Nations...
...three servants -and the two eldest of her six children go to special English classes to make things easier for them at public school. In her drab apartment over a garage, Emilia Rasco keeps smiling. "We are free," she explains. "I am happy to be here-in spite of all this...
...like all his known ancestors, is partially carnivorous. He kills food animals, usually by proxy, but this is not the same as being a "killer" or a "Cain." These emotional terms, which are favorites with Ardrey, imply that murderous violence is common among humans. The contrary is true. In spite of the prominence of killing in popular literature, the great strength of man, far back into prehistory, has been his ability to live in large cooperative groups whose members seldom kill each other. No other animal does this as well...
...their way in a new world. His father had a gift for languages, but none at all for keeping a job. His mother took in piecework sewing, and Gropper himself, once he had quit school, worked as an errand boy for a clothing store at $5 a week. In spite of the ten-hour working day, Gropper found time to draw, and hungered for further training...