Word: subjectively
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...plutocratic owners. Having won their victory over the players, the owners showed contempt for both their employees and customers by refusing to allow striking players to return to the field this weekend and were content to subject the fans to one more weekend of pseudo-football...
Although Atlas has grappled with his Harvard experience in print, he has never attempted to capture his hometown with words. He said, "One subject I want to deal with but that I haven't found the medium for is Chicago...
Under the proposal, each one way trip made by an oil tanker under U.S. protection through the gulf would cost $250,000 or the actual cost of the services, whichever is more. Oil companies not paying the fee would be subject to penalties and the protection service would be halted. The committee staff estimated the escort fee would generate at least $95 million a year...
...responds is judged, again, by a supposedly objective press. And since the press clings to its pose, the subject is forced simply to challenge the facts. He cannot, as in a debate, question the terms of discussion...
Bush has regained a comfortable lead in the polls. He has survived the indignities of being Vice President, a man subject to harsh indictment from right and left without the freedom to respond. And suddenly Bush is no longer alone on the battlefield. Other mortals have become targets. Bush can sound silly -- using phrases like "deep doo-doo" and telling reporters last week after visiting Poland that Soviet tanks rarely break down and the workers who make them should be sent to Detroit "because we could use that kind of ability." But that pales beside the glandular and verbal flare...