Word: suggestion
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...suggest [Nov. 6] that "this is the moment to look back on what the war meant, and to look ahead to...what peace will mean...
...with East Berlin eleven days before the vote. Just before this week's vote, Brandt promised that "if I am reelected, I will not hesitate to propose that I travel to East Berlin myself-before Christmas if possible-to sign the basic treaty." All Barzel could do was suggest that his party would renegotiate the treaty on better terms...
...reference to your figures on high school youths' opinions: You suggested that the students might have simply learned how to answer questionnaires. I suggest that the persons choosing Who's Who have simply learned to whom to give the questionnaires...
...almost evenly when asked whether peace might come in six months. In spite of the fact that the majority did not believe that Nixon would hold true to his pledge to end the war in his four-year term, 60% felt he "was doing everything he could." That would suggest that even if the negotiations are bobbled at the last minute, the voters would not turn in any great degree against Nixon. More likely the news of serious negotiations has only strengthened Nixon's image as the real peace candidate...
...film is also maundering, as if taking its tone from Burton's characterization. To suggest the violence and turmoil of revolution, Losey relies on the murals of Rivera and Orozco, to which he dollies in at all too frequent intervals. Rather than heightening the sense of political turbulence, however, this deadens it, lending The Assassination of Trotsky the faintly instructional air of a classroom film strip. By contrast, the movie assassination is staged like a scene out of some Hammer horror epic. Trotsky roars and staggers about after Jacson has smashed his skull with an ice ax. Images...