Word: suggests
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...lecture, Oppenheimer discussed the possibility of explaining the origin of life in purely chemical and physical terms, and asserted that advances in this field suggest, not so much that there is a unity in science, as that all of nature will ultimately be accessible to man's knowledge...
...unfortunate effect which the more incomprehensible plays of the experimental schools may have on the art of the theater is to bring about confusion between the profound and the merely obscure. It would probably be unkind to suggest that either the audience at the Yale festival, which for the most part seemed to enjoy all the productions, or those people who selected the plays to be produced were suffering from such a form of confusion. But after three days the surfeit of obscurity did have a somewhat soporific ecect...
...missile frontier. If they really feel as strongly as their notes to the Scandinavian nations would indicate, however, they can demonstrate their concern at the one forum which is specifically designed to deal with it: the U.N. Disarmament Commission meeting now in session in London. But the Russian notes suggest that more is involved than a prudent looking to their defenses. Russia, on the diplomatic defensive since Hungary, is apparently trying to go over to the attack. It has decided, said Bulganin, to "strengthen most decisively the Warsaw Pact, whether the imperialists like it or not." The Soviet news agency...
...Fine Arts Associates, is a series of 33 small (7¶ in. to 18¶ in.) statuettes formed in wax and later cast in bronze. Lipchitz calls them semiautomatics: "They originate completely automatically in the blind. By manipulating my form in such a manner, a lot of images suggest themselves. Ordinarily, one image is predominant. This one I choose." Among the images are a pain-racked Mater Dolorosa, a witty, stylized Geisha, a twirling Dancer, a dauntless Rodinish woman, her hair flying, fists raised, called Defense. The lines of the figures flow freely and lyrically, and most of them have...
...suggest that you print another such article on "Ben-Gurion-the Other Man." Ben-Gurion's record as the little "Hitler" of Israel would be truthful reading. Aggression, Israel's policy, is becoming better known every day; its record of defiance to the U.N. is there for everyone...